" Weiss explains, "I'm just going along for the ride.
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Going along for the ride is a lot of fun.
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Why isn't the SocialRank team going along for the ride?
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If you ask me, it's worth going along for the ride.
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Nevertheless, it's her friend and he's just going along for the ride.
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"I'm just going along for the ride," the season 12 AGT winner shares of her burgeoning fame.
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This is totally me kind of going along for the ride but understanding that ultimately it would be a book.
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Pete Najarian is going along for the ride, buying the May 75 calls, and plans to hold them for around one month.
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On the roller coaster that is the Trump presidency, Republicans rarely have much of a choice beyond going along for the ride.
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To be minding your business, enjoying your $25, glorified Ellio's pizza, totally unaware that someone else's phlegm is going along for the ride.
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You're not really sitting in a plane and just going along for the ride, which is what you do pretty much in a taxi.
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The GOP chose Trump in the primaries, and it chose him again on November 8, with the party's elites mostly going along for the ride.
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Tickets go on sale this weekend, and we're told the crew is nervous they won't sell out since Victoria Beckham isn't going along for the ride.
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Written by the Motown master Lamont Dozier and his son Paris Dozier, these songs insist that life demands more than just going along for the ride.
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They didn't get the benefit of going along for the ride while those companies were growing if they're coming to the public markets when they're already really grown.
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The NASA satellites going along for the ride are two GRACE-FO spacecraft — built with the GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences that will create maps of Earth's gravity field.
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Going along for the ride, meanwhile, is Jared's mom (Kidman), a woman raised to defer to her husband in such matters, yet who must balance her growing unease with her love for her son.
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Biden's flip-flop on the Hyde Amendment, and his thrown together plan on climate change, don't always read like principled pragmatism -- they read like a guy sticking his finger in the wind and going along for the ride.
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The following week, the same account posted another photo that read: This direct plea for attention from Kanye cast some doubt on the legitimacy of the dating site, but I was still committed to going along for the ride.
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Besides being, like the rest of us, badly positioned to predict what will happen, fund managers face disproportionately large career and portfolio risks if they try to sell up to prepare for a war, making going along for the ride the safest, easiest option.
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Pierre Lachenay (Jean Desailly), a well-known writer and editor of a literary magazine, is running late for his flight to Lisbon. His friend gives him a ride to the airport, with his daughter Sabine going along for the ride, and they arrive just in time. On the airplane he makes eye contact with a beautiful air hostess named Nicole (Françoise Dorléac). Upon landing, he is greeted by photographers who ask that he pose with the air hostess.
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However, Blunt Talk, which debuts August 22 on Starz, is more than that and worth going along for the ride." TV Columnist Brian Lowry of Variety states in his review, "The premiere starts with a rambunctious energy that temporarily promotes a sense of good will. Stewart’s Walter Blunt goes on a bender, sings rap and picks up a transgender prostitute. When the hooker politely asks if he’s troubled at all by who she is, he replies cheerfully, “No, I’m English.” The adventure ends fantastically badly, at least for Blunt's reputation.
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Some poorly designed machines are too dependent on the user's leg power, producing excessive handle speeds due to mechanical ratios that do not provide enough mechanical advantage to the handle-levers. Consequently, such machines might feel to the user as if his arms are simply "going along for the ride" rather than performing a meaningful portion of the work. Better models of elliptical trainers offer a more balanced – or even harmonious – combination of arm and leg exercise in useful, proper ratios. Some manufacturers produce durable commercial models made to withstand frequent use in a fitness club environment, at prices that can be in excess of $4,000.
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