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right along

ADVERB
  1. all the time or over a period of time
    the hope had been there all along
    She had known all along

How To Use right along In A Sentence

  • Right along side you in being a new found peach lover ... this looks absolutely delish! Peach Crisp with Maple Cream Sauce
  • They see it as a parallel place, possibly existing right alongside their own world.
  • It was violent, and it was nasty, and it galumphed right along. THE ANTHOLOGIST
  • Rankin, who can outwrite most anybody in the business, drops one clue too many early on, but he's so deft at maintaining a breakneck .... that readers will zip right along as he swings from whodunit to international conspiracy plot to war-story retribution. Blood Hunt by Ian Rankin: Book summary
  • At the car park entrance turn right along the road to return to the junction by the bridge over the river.
  • Life Without Lawyers is knit together with the kinds of stories that make law-school graduates want to laugh right along with that joke about what you call a busload of lawyers at the bottom of the ocean. Slate Magazine
  • Sleep ranks at the top of the list of human necessities - right along with air, water and food.
  • Right along beach or coast road. Times, Sunday Times
  • These companies may, and have, found ways to monopolise the market and control the way that the food is produced right along the production chain.
  • Import prices rise and since imports are a large fraction of consumption, the consumer price index rises right along with imports.
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