go along's Usage Examples:

always had full-figured back stories to go along with their full-figured backsides.

Chiefs in Week 13, he had 232 passing yards and three passing touchdowns to go along with 78 rushing yards in the 27–21 loss.

been pre-recorded, and then during replay, another part is recorded to go along with the original.

Kilkerran had started bottling and selling a 12-year-old spirit, to go along with their previously released No-Age-Statement offerings.

Most Kinjans go along cheerily with this explosion of American energy in the Caribbean.

He founded the periodical church publication Apostolisches Sonntagsblatt (Apostolic Sunday Paper), later Neuapostolische Rundschau (New Apostolic Review), in 1907 as an additional weekly publication to go along with Der Herold and Wächterstimme von Ephraim (Watchman's Voice of Ephraim).

In addition to the scheduled operation between Cleveland and Buffalo the vessel made special cruises to Detroit and Chicago along with other ports on the Great Lakes.

Arella agreed to go along with him in an attempt to block him from returning through the portal.

On March 3, 2007, Jefferson scored a career-high 32 points to go along with 18 rebounds against the New Jersey Nets, against whom he had previously set his career high in points against earlier in the season.

his rookie season with 223 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown to go along with five receptions for 28 yards.

including crab meat, lamb chops, and baked potatoes to go along with the beef loin.

The messenger would have a message "in his mouth" to go along with the message stick.

Envy (zelos), foul-mouthed, delighting in evil, with scowling face, will go along with wretched men one and all.

Synonyms:

on,

Antonyms:

off,