coast along

Even though things are going well, you need not coast along.

It’s easy to coast along and only deal with things after they become a problem.

But it would be too bad if he were to coast along on the strength of what he's doing now.

He eased off on forward until they seemed to coast along.

Fearing for their lives the population began to call to each other and move back from the coast along the road.

At times though it is nice to just coast along and enjoy the ride.

Most people, Christians included, generally coast along with whatever life has to offer them.

People have travelled to the coast along the route since at least the 1920s.

Because all they have to do is coast along?

I'd been coasting along and didn't have any money in my bank account.

I eagerly accepted, and we began to coast along this new sea.

India is still coasting along with economic growth above 6% a year.

It claimed that current rules allowed staff to "coast along" with no action from management.

Perhaps this was an omen for the year that things were not going to coast along.

They can coast along on a single monograph for decades.

We coast along the edge of the first scrambler's field.

The Rangers have been coasting along in first place for a long time.

However, the world is a little upside down these days as emerging markets seem to coast along.

We are not going to say, 'Let's just coast along here and let things run their own course.'

It makes you think, without my sexuality I might have just coasted along.

I don't think anyone can accuse us of coasting along.

Instead, the country coasts along on the education—itself far from perfect—provided a generation or so ago to its present workforce.

The rest is pumped from the northwest coast along with natural gas for power generation.

The ship was in high orbit, coasting along without power.

It has a long coast along the Sea of Japan to the east.