comes along (Meaning)
comes along
to go with as a companion, to accompany someone who leads the way, to make progress, to make an appearance, a small portable winch usually consisting of a cable attached to a hand-operated ratchet
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comes along Sentence Examples
- When an opportunity comes along, you must seize it.
- True love often comes along when you least expect it.
- The right person will come along eventually, don't worry.
- My car urgently needs repairs, and a mechanic never comes along when I need one.
- A great job opportunity has come along, and I'm thrilled to accept it.
- The package I ordered came along a day earlier than expected.
- Sometimes, the worst possible person comes along at the most inconvenient time.
- The picnic was almost perfect until a thunderstorm came along.
- My friend is always there for me when I need her; she truly comes along when it matters most.
- I can't wait for the day when the perfect vacation opportunity comes along.
FAQs About the word comes along
to go with as a companion, to accompany someone who leads the way, to make progress, to make an appearance, a small portable winch usually consisting of a cable
gets along, goes off, comes, proceeds, does,progresses, goes along, goes, marches,gets on
blocks,remains, stops, stems, slows (down or up), stays, stands, obstructs, delays,checks
When an opportunity comes along, you must seize it.
True love often comes along when you least expect it.
The right person will come along eventually, don't worry.
My car urgently needs repairs, and a mechanic never comes along when I need one.
