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along for the ride
Participating but not actively, as in Don't ask me how long this job will take; I'm just along for the ride. This metaphoric term often is preceded by just to emphasize the passive role of the “passenger.” [Mid-1900s]
Example Sentences
So I’m excited to hopefully cultivate a new batch of cynics and magic lovers and bring them along for the ride.
“Making sure that they are able to come along for the ride and see Soul and Smoke at every stage is really important to us.”
And I was just sort of along for the ride at that point.
"We want them along for the ride, particularly in the next few series, which could be quite amazing. We want people to look back and say, 'Crikey, that team in the mid-2020s was a hell of a team that we loved following, and we felt as if we were a part of that journey they went on.'"
Now the company has taken on its most ambitious project yet — and it’s bringing L.A. audiences along for the ride.
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