be along

Will come, will arrive, as in John said he'd be along in a few minutes, or The doctor's report will be along by the end of the week. This phrase always indicates a future event. [Colloquial; early 1800s]

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Tawnee	TAW-nee	English (Rare)
Phyllis	FIL-is (English)	Greek Mythology, English, German
Chlodulf	-	Ancient Germanic
Callixtus	-	Late Roman
Ricki	RIK-ee	English
Yered	-	Biblical Hebrew