J.J. Abrams ran with it, and I went along for the ride.
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In the end, I was glad I went along for the ride.
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Olsen, along with pop culture humorist Charles Phoenix, went along for the ride.
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Once I got it, however, I buckled up and went along for the ride.
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Two smaller satellites also went along for the ride, with a mission to collect radio astronomy data.
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And rather than stand up to Trump and fight, congressional Republicans largely went along for the ride.
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Then went along for the ride as Elivs, two show girls, a pink Cadillac, and "The Emperor" promenaded the Strip.
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When that debris got swept up in the currents that flow around the Pacific, the critters went along for the ride.
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Ms. Keepers is adamant that she was not present at the killing, but she went along for the ride, Ms. Pettitt said.
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But the first stop was Manbij, which the lawmakers wanted to see for other reasons, and I went along for the ride.
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Her judo coaches also went along for the ride, and have done stunt work on a number of Bond films over the years.
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Justin Bieber wanted to show the world his purple hair is boss, and the rest of his body went along for the ride.
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Then, after Fed Chair Paul Volcker vanquished inflation in the early '22017s, bond yields fell (prices increased) and stock prices went along for the ride.
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As we first reported, Kate says Sean double-crossed her by hijacking her meeting ... never telling her he went along for the ride to write an article.
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The population of mammoths that went along for the ride was seemingly spared the global extinction of their species, until about 4,000 years ago when they all disappeared.
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And Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and almost the entire rest of the Republican Party -- sans Paul and a handful of House conservatives -- went along for the ride.
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But this erosion of institutions is not all on the White House — the G.O.P. congressional leadership went along for the ride, spurning proper congressional oversight of the tax bill.
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VICE News went along for the ride to understand why people would drop thousands of dollars to look at weather and maybe, just maybe, get a look at a twister.
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The Treasury market went along for the ride, and the U.S. 10-year yield, which influences mortgages and other lending rates, slid to 2.01% and then jumped to as high as 2.1%.
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Assuming it was a lark, Sacret Young went along for the ride, which evolved into a multiyear quest, with each shuttling back and forth from Patmos (where Sacret Young now has a house as well).
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But here Sam had introduced something else — not quite a recipe, but something that carried culinary wisdom and know-how, a promise to our readers that if they went along for the ride, they would flourish in the kitchen.
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When he presented the 161-year-old nurse of George Washington as a star attraction, some of his audience knew she was phony, others did not, and then there were those who did not care and went along for the ride.
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The first time I traveled to Vegas for the so called "Oscars of Porn" was back in 2008 when a couple of friends of mine were nominated for AVN Awards for an Exorcist porn parody called The XXXorcist and I went along for the ride.
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When the Saudis blockaded their gas-rich neighbor Qatar in June 2017 shortly after Trump had visited Saudi Arabia, Trump went along for the ride despite that fact that Qatar housed the key US military base that was coordinating the war against both ISIS and the Taliban.
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After dealing with an intense tour schedule that had her crisscrossing the globe during the season's first few weeks (her partner, Val, went along for the ride) and opening up about her ongoing battle with online bullying, Kordei twisted her right ankle just days before the show's finale.
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Most went along for the ride, such as the Washington Post columnist who included this response from Curtis after asking him why he doesn't wear running shoes: "Then it's not barefoot running," Curtis said, adding that his "healer" ("I don't really trust doctors") counseled going shoeless to ease various medical issues.
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The Sergeant gives Donald the chance to fly, albeit as a parachute troop. Donald, duped, went along for the ride, and is surprised to find himself several thousand feet above the ground. Donald and the Sergeant fight, until both tumble out of the plane, but not before the Sergeant grabs a bomb to try to stay on, and it came away with them. On the way down, the two try to give the bomb to each other, until their fight is ended by their crashing into the General's Headquarters.
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Robert Langdon was carried forward to the enormously successful The Da Vinci Code, and Angels & Demons rode its coattails to worldwide popularity, and Langdon's ambigrams went along for the ride. An expanded second edition of Wordplay was published in 2005 by Broadway Books/Random House, followed shortly by British and French editions. Robert Langdon was, to some degree, patterned after John Langdon. Both are university professors; Robert Langdon studies symbols, with a particular focus on religious iconography; John Langdon designs symbols, and exhibits a distinct interest in philosophy.
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In 2007 he was inducted into the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, TN as a member of the L.A. session player group known as The Wrecking Crew. In 2008, Burton was asked by Brad Paisley to play on his upcoming album Play. Burton went along for the ride and played on an instrumental track called "Cluster Pluck," as did Vince Gill, Steve Wariner, Redd Volkaert, Albert Lee, John Jorgenson, and Brent Mason. At the 51st Grammy Awards in 2009, the song won Best Country Instrumental Performance.
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Poppers focused on Billy, a West Hollywood muscleboy, and his sidekick Yves (based on Mills), a big-hearted nebbish who offered good advice and caution (usually unheeded) for his glamorous friend. Yves always went along for the ride with Billy, commenting on the action, a function he took over from a witty crab louse that lived on Billy's pubic hair in the first few strips. When Mills moved to the classifieds department of Advocate Men, Poppers also moved to Advocate Men and was published sporadically. By the beginning of the 1990s Mills' health was deteriorating, as he developed complications associated with HIV infection, and in his final few years he worked less and less.
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This Saturday morning show on ITV, in which she played Dawn Lodge, had a similar premise to that of The Kumars at No. 42 in the way that the show was part sitcom, part chat show and based at a domestic residence. In addition to these parts, the show had the usual mix of music, competitions and cartoons that was in keeping to the formula of British Saturday morning children's TV of the 1980s. After a couple of years of experience in front of the camera, Arnold realized, "Television was great fun and I went along for the ride, but I never felt that comfortable in front of the camera". In 1988 No. 73 had morphed into 7T3, with the set being moved from the Maidstone house (in fact in TVS studios in Kent) to that of a theme park.
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