But so far she is doing very well and really coming along.

He's doing research, and he thought I might want to come along.

So we will keep our eyes open as the future comes along.

He has the best voice to come along in years.

Looking for some people to come along to help out.

Had we not come along, they would have found something else.

I'll have to do until the real thing comes along.

The third part of the story came along a little later.

Now, come along in and see if you've got everything you need.

The school system was already much better by the time you came along.

I had to come along to see what you were doing.

The words will come along in their own good time.

You never know who else might come along in your college years.

The real thing will come along in the next day or so.

So I called him up and he said to come along.

"I just looked up a few things before coming along on the call."

She asked me if I felt like coming along for company.

He had come along a bit in the last two years.

The girl asked her friend if she wanted to come along.

The first white man did not come along until 1662.

You're just not coming along the way the rest of us are.

She looked around to make sure no one was coming along the road.

I was talking to the dead long before you came along!

They wanted to be off the road in case someone came along.

Would you like to come along with me, to see how?

He reached out and grabbed the guy's right wrist with a come-along hold.

He was using a come-along to ease the process.

At this point, I applied a bent-wrist come-along to her right hand and arm.

Roger wasn't looking up, was just pulling on the come-along's crank with all his strength.

The landing party walked down some kind of central avenue, five suited figures and one come-along walking machine.

The other was retrieving his come-along stick from where it had skittered to a stop.

Ivan, now that his target was no longer moving, took over and achieved a creditable come-along hold.

He flipped the come-along tab and heard Phyllis's voice.

Ye'll play come-along and I'll show ye an anvil pose.

The police used what they called "come-along" holds to apply pressure to the neck and jaw of the protester.

A second rope, fastened to the grapnel, was tied to the come-along's other end.

The sergeant's first kick sent the enormous goon's come-along stick flying.

The officer pulled out his come-along stick.

The windows were like hundreds of slitted eyes looking down on the party of five and their come-along walker.

A come-along is canvas strap with a ratchet mechanism.

They had been designed so that one person could do it, using a motor-assisted "come-along" anchored to each tightening point.

One end was tied fast to the tree, the other secured to one end of the come-along.

Roger pulled on the rope in the birch trees with one hand, using the other to crank the come-along and take up some slack.

Ethan skittishly followed her come-along gesture, bringing up the float pallet.

The Ranchero had a come-along and they had the Bronco right side up in ten minutes.

To tighten chain-link fencing, use a hand-operated winch called a come-along.

A hoist–puller (come-along) or a scissor jack can be used to extract stuck increment borers from trees.

There were tractors and come-along plows.

She dodged a counter-grav come-along towing a long train of floating freight canisters.

Remove the come-along.