100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "go along"

Definition

The verb go along means to accompany someone or something, to agree with a suggestion or plan, or to proceed in a particular direction or manner. It can also imply compliance or acceptance of a situation.

Synonyms

• Accompany
• Agree
• Comply
• Concur
• Follow
• Proceed
• Support
• Endorse

Antonyms

• Disagree
• Resist
• Oppose
• Reject
• Dissent
• Contradict
• Refuse
• Challenge

Examples

1. I will go along with you to the store if you need help.
2. She decided to go along with the team's decision to change the project.
3. It's important to go along with the rules during the meeting.
4. If everyone else is going, I might as well go along too.
5. He didn't want to go along with the plan, but he felt pressured to do so.
6. They asked if I would go along with their proposal.
7. We can go along this road to reach the park.
8. I prefer to go along with what the majority thinks.
9. If you want to succeed, you need to go along with the company culture.
10. She chose to go along with his idea because it seemed promising.
11. The dog likes to go along on our morning jogs.
12. I can’t believe you would go along with such a ridiculous scheme.
13. Let’s go along with the original plan for now.
14. He will go along to get along, even if he disagrees.
15. If you want to join us, you’re welcome to go along.
16. They asked me to go along to the conference as a speaker.
17. I will always go along with what makes you happy.
18. She tends to go along with her friends' opinions.
19. We should go along this path to avoid getting lost.
20. I can't just go along with something that feels wrong.
21. If you decide to go along with this, it will be a big change.
22. He doesn't like to go along with trends.
23. It's better to go along with the flow than to fight against it.
24. I need to go along to make sure everything goes smoothly.
25. They will go along with whatever the leader decides.
26. She is always ready to go along on an adventure.
27. I will go along with your decision if you think it's best.
28. You can go along with us to the concert if you want.
29. He chose to go along with the majority vote.
30. Why would you go along with that nonsense?
31. I decided to go along with his suggestion for dinner.
32. The kids wanted to go along to the amusement park.
33. It's not wise to go along with something without understanding it.
34. She felt she had to go along with her parents' wishes.
35. We should go along to see what happens next.
36. I would rather not go along with your plan.
37. They managed to go along the river without any trouble.
38. He will always go along with the crowd.
39. I can’t believe you would go along with that idea!
40. Would you like to go along to the meeting with me?
41. She often goes along with her instincts when making decisions.
42. The group agreed to go along with the changes in the schedule.
43. We will go along with the tour guide for the best experience.
44. It’s hard to go along when you have doubts.
45. They decided to go along with the new policy.
46. I don't see why I should go along with this.
47. We can go along the beach for a nice walk.
48. I’m happy to go along with your plans for the weekend.
49. If you don't want to go along, that’s perfectly fine.
50. We can go along this route for a scenic view.
51. I was surprised he decided to go along with the plan after all.
52. The puppy loves to go along on errands.
53. You should go along with your gut feeling.
54. They will go along with the new strategy.
55. She was hesitant but decided to go along in the end.
56. It's easier to go along than to argue.
57. We can go along with the suggestions from the team.
58. Would you like to go along for a coffee?
59. It's essential to go along with the safety measures.
60. They chose to go along with the event despite the rain.
61. I can't just go along with this idea without thinking.
62. He usually doesn't go along with anything that's too risky.
63. Let’s go along with the flow and see what happens.
64. She will go along with you if you ask her nicely.
65. We should go along to the seminar together.
66. I prefer to go along with those I trust.
67. He was happy to go along with her plans for the weekend.
68. It's up to you if you want to go along or not.
69. They will go along with the revised budget.
70. I never thought I would go along with such a decision.
71. I would love to go along but I have prior commitments.
72. We decided to go along with the new schedule.
73. The children wanted to go along for the ride.
74. He chose to go along with the majority opinion.
75. She always seems to go along with whatever her friends say.
76. Let's go along this path and see where it leads us.
77. Are you sure you want to go along with that choice?
78. I’m willing to go along to help you out.
79. It’s important to go along with the guidelines set by management.
80. I can’t believe you would choose to go along with that.
81. They will go along with whatever the committee decides.
82. I decided to go along with the changes after some thought.
83. Let’s go along to the exhibition next weekend.
84. He was always willing to go along for the sake of peace.
85. She had to go along with the new regulations.
86. We could go along this way to avoid traffic.
87. I would rather not go along with that suggestion.
88. It's fun to go along on spontaneous trips.
89. They were eager to go along with the adventure.
90. I didn't want to go along with the crowd.
91. You should always go along with your principles.
92. We can go along for a quick bite to eat.
93. He decided to go along with his friend’s idea.
94. I will gladly go along if you need someone to talk to.
95. The team agreed to go along with the new vision.
96. I hope you will go along with my suggestions.
97. Let’s go along with the original plan.
98. It's hard to go along when you believe in something different.
99. They want to go along for the experience.
100. I was glad to go along when she invited me.