Along
Along adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.
Usage example: work on the project is moving right along
Behind
Behind adverb - In or to or toward the rear.
Both words in one sentence
- For "Similitude," the trailer shows what looks like Trip's dead body in a casket; the voice-over then says something about what Trip left behind, along with clips of what looks like Trip snogging T'Pol, followed by her holding a baby.
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One scene shows Richie and Cadbury behind her, obediently following along with her instructions and mirroring her movements until she bends over to touch the floor, at which point Richie and Cadbury both stop and stare... Meaningful Name: Van Dough a guy who's after the Rich's money.
Source: Film / Richie Rich - At the end, it's revealed that he's been there behind the camera all along, and their backstage wanderings are the video.
Source: On a Soundstage All Along
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