along

Related to along: go along, send along, Move Along
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  • (it's) time to move along
  • (it's) time to push along
  • (one) has to run along
  • all along
  • all along the line
  • all along/down the line
  • along about
  • along for the ride
  • along for the ride, to go/to come/just
  • along in years
  • along similar lines
  • along the beaten track
  • along the line
  • along the lines
  • along the lines of
  • along the lines of (something)
  • along the right lines
  • along the way
  • along these lines
  • along those lines
  • along with
  • along with something
  • amble along
  • barrel along
  • be along
  • be along the lines of (something)
  • be bumping along the bottom
  • be/go along for the ride
  • bounce along
  • breeze along
  • bring along
  • bumble along
  • bump along
  • bump along the bottom
  • buzz along
  • by inches
  • carry (someone or something) along with (someone or something)
  • carry along
  • chug along
  • coast along
  • come along
  • come along for the ride
  • crawl across
  • crawl along
  • creep along
  • creep along (something)
  • cut along
  • cut along (something)
  • dawdle along
  • do something on/along the way
  • dodder along
  • down the line
  • drift along
  • ease (someone or something) along
  • ease along
  • flow along
  • follow along
  • for the ride
  • further along the road
  • further along/down the road
  • further down the road
  • get along
  • get along famously (with someone)
  • get along in years
  • get along on
  • get along on (something)
  • get along on a shoestring
  • get along with (one)
  • get along with you
  • Get along with you!
  • get along without
  • get on
  • get on/along famously
  • git along
  • go along
  • go along for the ride
  • go along to get along
  • go along with
  • go along with (someone or something)
  • happen along
  • have to be moving along
  • have to run along
  • help (someone) along
  • help along
  • How is (someone) getting along?
  • How is getting along?
  • hump along
  • hurry (someone or something) along
  • hurry along
  • I have to be moving along
  • I have to move along
  • inch (one's) way along (something)
  • inch (oneself) along (something)
  • inch along
  • inch way along
  • jog along
  • jolly (one) along
  • line up along
  • lope along
  • lumber along
  • make (one's) way along (something)
  • make (something) up as (one) goes (along)
  • make way along
  • move along
  • muddle along
  • muddle on
  • nurse along
  • on the lines of (something)
  • on the right lines
  • on/along the lines of...
  • pass along
  • perk along
  • play along
  • plod along
  • plug along
  • plugging along
  • poke along
  • poodle along
  • pootle along
  • potter along
  • pound along
  • pour along
  • puff along
  • pull along
  • pull up along (something)
  • push along
  • push aside
  • putt along
  • putter along
  • read along (with someone or something)
  • rip along
  • rock along
  • roll along
  • rub along
  • run along
  • sail along
  • saunter along
  • scamper along
  • scrape along
  • scrape along on (something)
  • scrape along with (something)
  • scurry along
  • send along
  • sing along
  • slide along
  • slither along
  • slop along
  • snake along
  • somewhere along the line
  • somewhere, etc. along/down the line
  • string along
  • struggle along
  • struggle along (with something)
  • struggle along under
  • struggle along under (something)
  • sweep along
  • tag along
  • tag along after (someone)
  • tag along behind (someone)
  • take along
  • tear along
  • time to run
  • toddle along
  • tootle along
  • trip along
  • trot along
  • trudge along
  • trundle along
  • tumble along
  • up in years
  • urge (one) along
  • urge along
  • walk along
  • will be along
  • work (one's) way along
  • work way along
  • zip along
  • zoom along
  • zoom along to
References in classic literature
"One fella dog stop 'm along you," the steward whispered up.
But follow me now, and I will show you the only chance we have.' With this he conducted me to the verge of the cataract, and pointed along the side of the ravine to a number of curious looking roots, some three or four inches in thickness, and several feet long, which, after twisting among the fissures of the rock, shot perpendicularly from it and ran tapering to a point in the air, hanging over the gulf like so many dark icicles.
After I had signified my assent, Toby, without uttering a a single word, crawled along the dripping ledge until he gained a point from whence he could just reach one of the largest of the pendant roots; he shook it--it quivered in his grasp, and when he let it go it twanged in the air like a strong, wire sharply struck.
Substituting a stout stick for the one I had thrown aside at the top of the precipice, we now continued our course along the bed of the ravine.
The main feature of his scheme was to establish a line of trading posts along the Missouri and the Columbia, to the mouth of the latter, where was to be founded the chief trading house or mart.
As, in extending the American trade along the coast to the northward, it might be brought into the vicinity of the Russian Fur Company, and produce a hostile rivalry, it was part of the plan of Mr.
He considered his projected establishment at the mouth of the Columbia as the emporium to an immense commerce; as a colony that would form the germ of a wide civilization; that would, in fact, carry the American population across the Rocky Mountains and spread it along the shores of the Pacific, as it already animated the shores of the Atlantic.
"Well, the time strung along and along, and that fellow never come!
Their lives are passed in the great sand plains and along the adjacent rivers; they subsist sometimes on fish, at other times on roots and the seeds of a plant, called the cat's-tail.
We feel perfectly convinced that the poor savages had no hostile intention, but had merely gathered together through motives of curiosity, as others of their tribe had done when Captain Bonneville and his companions passed along Snake River.
The sufferings of the travellers among these savage mountains were extreme: for a part of the time they were nearly starved; at length, they made their way through them, and came down upon the plains of New California, a fertile region extending along the coast, with magnificent forests, verdant savannas, and prairies that looked like stately parks.
They began to walk along a narrow brick sidewalk between the cracks of which tall weeds grew.
By and by she come along, and she drifted in so close that they could a run out a plank and walked ashore.
When it was dark I set by my camp fire smoking, and feeling pretty well satisfied; but by and by it got sort of lonesome, and so I went and set on the bank and listened to the current swashing along, and counted the stars and drift logs and rafts that come down, and then went to bed; there ain't no better way to put in time when you are lonesome; you can't stay so, you soon get over it.
Well, I went fooling along in the deep woods till I judged I warn't far from the foot of the island.