Going With In A Sentence

• Pocket was not going with him.
• He was going with himself.
• Satish was going with them.
• Where are you going with that cow?
• Mabel announced that she was going with her.
• I am glad he is going with you.
• His very going with her angered her.
• You are going with us?
• I thought she was going with him.
• How are things going with you?
• The girls are going with me.
• Father insisted on going with me.
• Of course you are going with him?
• Louise is going with an aunt of hers.
• I am going with the other boys to save her.
• Our going with you made all the difference to me.
• I was going with him to the dark river.
• What was the use of going with the dog at all?
• Some of the girls of the school are going with them.
• Got going with some loose companions.
• Why, who are you going with?
• I hardly knew how to refuse going with him.
• You really saved me money by going with me.
• Were we going with the storm, or not?
• I watched it going with extraordinary speed.
• They eyed his going with a bitter eye.
• Fanny insisted upon going with him to carry a lantern.
• And he departed, her blessing going with him.
• I am so thankful he is going with us on this long trip.
• I looked forward to his going with genuine regret.
• I hope not to scold me for going with the school-children.
• Your countrymen say he was going with a flag of truce.
• Ah, here come the men who are going with me in the boat.
• I am glad you are going with the regiment; very glad.
• Juana's; she's going with me.

• I am going with you all to Germany.
• Is Jonas going with you?
• And Moses was going with them!
• The man obeyed quickly, the lawyer going with him.
• I am going with you to the Shawnee camp.

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