string along

verb

1. introften foll bywith to agree or appear to be in agreement (with)
2. introften foll bywith to accompany
3. Alsostring on tr to deceive, fool, or hoax, esp in order to gain time

Example Sentences

And in a moment she set the end of the bow to her foot, and bent the bow, and slipped the string along, and the bow was strung!

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Nearer to them was a broad, sandy beach behind which, in a long string along the lake shore, lay the city.

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Stretch the string along the line till you come to the end of this line.

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In that case, I string along with the Chief—take what he started to say about you and run it clear across the board for me!

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"Dworken, you were a sap to string along with him even that far," I said wearily.

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