How To Use Rub along In A Sentence
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He and his wife seem to rub along all right.
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In her best novels, psychopaths collide with normal folk and as they rub along together, a murder here, a suicide there, the normal folk are soon revealed as certifiable.
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My flat-mate and I rub along okay together.
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My wife and I seem to rub along all right.
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By and large the Poles and Germans of the city had shown that they could rub along together.
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Jack was not so much interested in making money, so long as he could manage to rub along.
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We manage to rub along together fairly well.
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I find it difficult to rub along with Paul , he is so unpredictable.
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He can only just rub along in class.
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We manage to rub along together fairly well.
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We're two people who just rub along very nicely and happily together.
Times, Sunday Times
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We're two people who just rub along very nicely and happily together.
Times, Sunday Times
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Confused by this, I rub along the sides of my mouth, desensitizing my over-active nerves.
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I have no romantic things to tell, for poor Mrs. Kennedy was a shiftless, broken-down woman, who could only 'sozzle round,' as Mrs. Grover said, and rub along with help from any one who would lend a hand.
A Garland for Girls
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Jack was not so much interested in making money, so long as he could manage to rub along.
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My flat-mate and I rub along okay together.
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Jack was not so much interested in making money, so long as he could manage to rub along.
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We're two people who just rub along very nicely and happily together.
Times, Sunday Times
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Jack was not so much interested in making money, so long as he could manage to rub along.
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Jack was not so much interested in making money, so long as he could manage to rub along.
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Jack was not so much interested in making money, so long as he could manage to rub along.
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Jack was not so much interested in making money, so long as he could manage to rub along.
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We manage to rub along together fairly well.
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We rub along well most of the time.
