(1) Why don't u come along?

(2) You go now and I'll come along later.

(3) Your French has come along a lot recently.

(4) Come along! Don't give up yet!

(5) Come along, Osmond. No sense in your standing around.

(6) She invited everyone she knew to come along.

(7) Come along or we'll be late.

(8) Come along now, someone must know the answer.

(9) Why don't you come along as well?

(10) He was beginning to regret that he'd come along.

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(12) Come along, someone must want to know my invention.

(13) All right, come along, if you must.

(14) Come along, my dear , take a seat.

(15) Come along - we don't want to be late!

(16) A bus should come along any minute now.

(17) Come along or we'll miss the train.

(18) Come along, you two love-birds!

(19) Come along and join the ball game.

(20) Come along old girl, time for bed .

(21) Come along, it's nearly twelve o'clock.

(22) Come along! We're all waiting for you!

(23) You go on ahead - I'll come along later.

(24) How about Sam? Could he come along too?

(25) You're welcome to come along if you like.

(26) Come along, lad. Time for you to get home.

(27) Come along, my boy.

(28) A couple of friends had come along for the ride.

(29) There's a big press launch today and you're most welcome to come along.

(30) You wait half an hour for a bus, then three come along at once!

(1) Why don't u come along?

(2) You go now and I'll come along later.

(3) There's a big press launch today and you're most welcome to come along.

(31) She always thinks some guy is going to come along and fix her life.

(32) He's welcome to come along, provided that he behaves himself.

(33) Come along, Mother, we don't need to take up any more of Mr Kemp's time.

(34) She wants to come along with us to the movie.

(35) We're going for a swim. Why don't you come along?

(36) Do you want me to come along and hold your hand?

(37) I'm trying to rake up some people to play football on Saturday - do you want to come along?

(38) We're going to the pub. Do you want to come along?

(39) We're going into town - do you want to come along?

(40) Paul said he didn't want Sarah to come along because she cramps his style.

(41) We're going to the cinema. Do you want to come along?

(42) Come along! It's easy!

(43) You'd better come along with me to the police station.

(44) I'm not getting married in a hurry-I'm waiting for Mr Right to come along.

(45) It should be good fun. Why don't you come along?

(46) I don't think you'll persuade David to come along to tonight's meeting - he's not much of a joiner.

(47) She had to wait a long time for the right man to come along.

(48) I began to come along well in English after I improved my study methods.

(49) A: Would you like to come along with us? B: I don't care if I do.

(50) Snake come along he bite you.

(51) More humans will come along in the morning.

(52) The right guy would come along any minute now.

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(54) Come along and celebrate our Silver Jubilee in 1992!

(55) What about Sam? Could he come along, too?

(56) Do you feel a bit disappointed that they've come along and perhaps stolen your limelight?

(57) And record years on Wall Street do not come along like the Staten Island ferry.

(58) Mary's reading and writing has really started to come along recently.

(59) The fifth to come along is my interviewee, a college classmate.

(60) We're going to Ben's - do you want to come along?

(61) Many have fickle requirements and others lie dormant until very precise conditions happen to come along.

(62) Why don't you ask Brenda and Belinda to come along to Friday meetings?

(63) You can come along and register any time after this, bearing in mind that the walk finishes at dusk.

(64) But, I reasoned, cars such as these rarely, if ever, come along.

(65) Cheques Unreserved seats available from one hour before most performances - just come along.

(66) I met Charlie, and he asked me to come along to the Mothering Day Service.

(67) For centuries, no one had come along who could make him afraid.

(68) Please do your best to encourage your class members to come along.

(69) Derek had come along too, to keep me company and because he fancied the idea of hunting with hawks.

(70) The antibodies will then float around our bloodstream in readiness for years, just waiting for the real disease to come along.

(71) If you would like to reassess your life and learn how to use stress to your advantage, come along.

(72) Someday, just the right person will come along for this high-voltage sweetheart.

(73) Better still, why don't you come along to a party we're throwing tomorrow evening?

(74) But more meaningful research has come along since then, with far less fanfare.

(75) You get these crackpot ideas about helping people who come along to you with a mournful tale.

(76) Most students find that the first job does eventually come along, and even that elusive Equity card is attainable.

(77) They come along with something sharp and heavy and they swat you with it.

(78) The first uptown train to come along was an express, and I rode it one stop to Ninety-sixth Street.

(79) Chris could come along with them, suitably subdued by the scholastic environment, Louise hoped, to be quiet for a while.

(80) Eventually, if the population of one species rises too much a new epidemic will come along to redress the balance.

(81) Lay my head on the railroad line, Train come along, pacify my mind.

(82) He was scarcely the first foreman to come along intent on securing efficiencies; that was always part of the job.

(83) Everyone is always welcome at our activities, members or non-members, so do please come along.

(84) Many reasons have been advanced to justify government regulation each time a new medium has come along.

(85) My Director-General asked me to come along because I usually handle the lower-level liaison with Number 10.

(86) I should have known that eventually some man would come along and take advantage of the situation.

(87) In addition, there are 50 would-be members who come along on Thursday evenings for a special reduced-rate session.

(88) So, next time these problems come along, you can be sure of fast, effective pain relief with Calpol.

(89) Anxiety is like a smouldering fire, a wind can come along and ignite the glowing embers.

(90) I'd hate some one to come along and see me.

(91) Do come along and give our two teams your support.

(92) The corn will come along better if it rains.

(93) Come along and take potluck.

(94) The responsibilities that come along with parenthood are endless.

(95) Come along now , let's have no more dawdling.

(96) Disorders often become widely diagnosed after drugs come along that can alter a set of suboptimal behaviors.

(97) Salesclerk: Come along then and bring this receipt with you.

(98) Come along with me.

(99) But their service — slightly unappetizing name and all — sports the freshest approach of any all-new search engine to come along in quite a while.

(100) Dollface does that to me and I hope you come along for the ride.

(101) If your car breaks down, just sit tight and wait for the police to come along.

(102) If your answer is YES, then come along and Osteopath Lee Mei Yin will explain how osteopathy can help you.

(103) The most common bogus criticism of BSD-licensed software is the assertion that someone can come along and "take away" the freedoms it grants.

(104) "Come along and join in the party games fun with us, " it promised in its list of store events, "to entertain the kids this half-term".

(105) But all that the widow of the high Anglo-Indian official said to me was: "Come along, Ruby, have a cup of tea."

(106) Still, a look at what researchers do know about the physiology of sex shows that at least a few health benefits may come along with that roll in the hay.

(107) It is far better take as they come along with patience and equanimity.

(108) Come along with me, boys, you are keeping everybody waiting.

(109) Come along for the ride, and find out the true stories of those 'masked riders of the hertzian wave .

(110) Expect the best, while preparing to handle whatever may come along, and you'll be ahead of the game from the very beginning.

(111) ''I took a pan to a red telephone kiosk down the road, sat on it, hoping and praying no one would come along and take me off to a nut house , '' he said.

(112) Schroeder's biographer Juergen Hogrefe says the chancellor is waiting to see what will come along.

(113) Then, go to come along for common cause between matutinal person and IBM.

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(114) "It says to me, 'You are not that important; other people or things might come along that are really more important,'" says Lori West, 39, a nurse from Virginia Beach, Va.

(115) Sunday Mr. Right will come along and sweep off your feet.

(116) His staff rented a recreational vehicle so Michelle and his daughters could come along.

(117) But the tinsmith happened to come along, and he made me a new head out of tin.

(118) Come along with me . I'm going that way , too.

(119) Let the approaching big day come along - it would find us on deck.

(120) JiangJoke : Khun Noot , where are the kids and Wee? They didn't come along with you?

(121) Children, like animals, use all their senses to discover the world. Then artists come along and discover it the same way all over again---Eudora Welty, American author.

(122) Come along , now, cheer up; he will be all right.

(123) The MOSFET was the second important field-effect device to come along .

(124) If you don't come along, I shall go without you.

(125) Michael: I have to take a client to a business lunch and was wondering if you would come along to help me.

(126) Michael and I are going on a date tonight. Why don't you come along? We'll bring Michael's friend Ted and make it a double-date !

(127) You need to say to me something else is going to come along and clobber us.

(128) When it comes to mating, pipefish males are always waiting for something better—and bigger—to come along, a new study shows.