Antonym: familiar. Similar words: get along, all along, alongside, along with, get along with, let alone, long, long.. Meaning: [ə'lɒŋ] adv. 1. with a forward motion 2. in accompaniment or as a companion 3. to a more advanced state 4. in addition (usually followed by `with') 5. in line with a length or direction (often followed by `by' or `beside').
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61. The floods surged along the valley.
62. He began to hum along with the music.
63. His motorboat hurtled along the river.
64. The police pursued the stolen vehicle along the motorway.
65. We went for a walk along the river.
66. We strolled along on the promenade eating ice-creams.
67. The old man was padding along.
68. The crowd of demonstrators marched along the main street.
69. A horse pulled the cart along the road.
70. We went along a broad passage.
71. The tortoise crept along at an agonizingly slow speed.
72. Sick patients shambled along the hospital corridors.
73. I only went along for a lark.
74. The boat sailed along/down the coast.
75. They suspected he was on the fiddle all along.
76. The old man bumble along the road.
77. A child was toddling along the sidewalk.
78. The big car purred along the road.
79. The soldiers were dispersed along a bank.
80. The Changjiang River keeps rolling along toward the east.
81. The footpath runs along the canal.
82. She slid her hand along the rail.
83. They walked along arm in arm .
84. The tortoise crept along at a very slow speed.
85. He hurried them along the narrow,[sentencedict.com] dark hall.
86. Along the river bank there is a hedge.
87. I don't think he strung us along.
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88. The soldiers marched along the street.
89. He drives so fast along those narrow country lanes.
90. The child was toddling along the road.
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