| Caroline allowed the Guardian to tag along on one of her jobs a burglary in leafy Purley Oaks. |
| One kid always used to tag along, unwanted, made fun of, yet somehow of greater indispensability than any of the rest of us. |
| He invited these two professional female dancer friends of his to tag along. |
| As a child, he would tag along with the field workers and gandy dancers and learned to sing old call-and-answer songs. |
| Mickey is still there and, realizing that this past version of Jack does not know him, convinces Jack to let him tag along. |
| I would tag along, listening, a small shadow absorbing a vision of a much better land beyond. |
