be carried along

He stopped swimming, lay with his arms and legs outstretched, face to the heavens, and let himself be carried along for a while.

I suspect, though, that Robbie will be carried along on the wave of “Barbie” love — and justifiably so.

“Or if they are, the meanings are ambiguous. My goal was to make you feel the joy of language in the book, to be carried along by all the humor and the colloquial ways in which people speak, but also by the beautiful sounds of the Indigenous words.”

“Or if they are, the meanings are ambiguous. My goal was to make you feel the joy of language in the book, to be carried along by all the humor and the colloquial ways in which people speak, but also by the beautiful sounds of the Indigenous words.”

"The water was choppy and it was windy... so I decided to let myself be carried along by the current in order to use less energy," he said.