go along

verb

1. intr, adverboften foll bywith to refrain from disagreement; assent

Example Sentences

He was pinned to the cement for his refusal to go along with an arrest for selling loose cigarettes.

From The Daily Beast

The politics look potentially most amenable in Pennsylvania, and even there a GOP legislature has to go along.

From The Daily Beast

“Insurance companies are making up their own rules as they go along,” said Kalra of the Transgender Law Center.

From The Daily Beast

After which we all just decided to go along with it and keep quiet?

From The Daily Beast

It was arrogant,” he says, adding, “If you go along with the status quo in South Carolina, you can break the law with impunity.

From The Daily Beast

She said she'd be pleased to have me go along and learn how to 'trade,' 'cause if I was going to be a farmer I'd have to know.

From Project Gutenberg

You go along with a hazel twig, and it dips when you cross water running underground.

From Project Gutenberg

Of course youll learnwell both have to learn as we go along, and even if we dont succeed its worth trying.

From Project Gutenberg

Jim and I want to do a little more sleuthing so we might as well go along and camp when it gets dark, no matter where we are.

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With difficulty they were persuaded to go along with Robert Moffat on board one of the ships in the bay.

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