VERB
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cooperate or pretend to cooperate
He decided to play along with the burglars for the moment -
perform an accompaniment to
The orchestra could barely follow the frequent pitch changes of the soprano
How To Use play along In A Sentence
- I was delighted to play alongside him for one last time; I wanted to play with my old mucker before he retired and went home to Iceland.
- I appreciate the fact that I had a chance to play alongside him.
- Throughout their long and distinguished careers, critics often claimed the two talismanic England midfielders could not play alongside each other for their country. The Sun
- Viewers could play along at home on a mobile phone app costing 1 per episode. The Sun
- Those players would then be distributed evenly among the franchises to play alongside semi-pro players on realistic salaries.
- Today, only a highbrow would take a Shakespeare play along with him.
- A palanquin, breast plates, guns, cannon balls, daggers, swords, head gear and knives were on display along with old and new age stone tools.
- I will be the judge overseeing this competition, and the best part is that you can play along!
- Dustin, realising the error, decided to play along.
- Equally, many men in mid-life refuse to conform to the physical stereotype of the beery middle-aged spread, cardigan and carpet slippers, and are happy to play along with the notion that they are only as old as they feel.
