Examples of 'come along' in a sentence
Meaning of "come along"
come along: To accompany or go together with someone to a particular place or event. This phrase is often used to invite others to join in an activity or journey
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- To accompany.
- To progress; to make progress.
- Alternative form of come-along
- Expression of encouragement or mild reproach.
How to use "come along" in a sentence
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Come along and meet the others.
The money will come along in time.
Come along tonight for your departure.
So try and come along if you can.
Come along and take that ride.
I would like you to come along as my guest.
Now come along like a good boy.
You are welcome to come along if you wish.
To come along in the past ten years.
Why do not you come along with us.
Come along with us and take a rest.
Those do not come along very often.
Come along and see for yourself.
They do not come along every day.
Come along any time you like.
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A bunch of guys come along and they go.
Come along and stop talking nonsense.
You would better come along with us.
You come along with a song rightaway.
The rest of you come along with me.
I come along to keep the customers happy.
You better come along down here.
Come along and meet the press.
Someone will come along sooner or later.
Come along and enjoy the spectacle.
You are welcome to come along if you want.
He come along to find the cupboard was bare.
You have to come along next year.
Come along or we will lose the day.
Another guy may come along tomorrow.
You come along as one of the guards.
You would better come along quietly.
Come along to watch the old trains.
You just come along too early.
Wash your neck and come along.
So you come along for her friend.
Stop thinking and just come along.
I can come along and clear this.
You are going to have to if you want come along.
I did not come along to play with a spyglass.
I can ask if my boyfriend can come along.
You may come along if you like.
But this feeling does not come along.
We both come along way since college.
I thought you would like to come along.
She will come along like always.
It would be foolish for her to come along.
I will come along with the truck.
I think maybe you better come along.
I will come along the tree line.
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