get on the bandwagon การใช้

• She should get on the bandwagon and give it a push.
• We want to get on the bandwagon for both of these bills.
• Businesses are jostling one another to get on the bandwagon.
• Farmers sold flocks and urban dwellers their apartments to get on the bandwagon.
• And I figured a couple of key critics might get on the bandwagon.
• Employees must get on the bandwagon, he said.
• I am trying to get on the bandwagon.
• Everyone wants to get on the bandwagon.
• Should the commonwealth get on the bandwagon?
• As leaders from Latin America met in Miami, the EU scrambled to get on the bandwagon.
• It will be pushed by Republicans, but many Democrats will get on the bandwagon as a political expedient.
• Once life insurers begin running wild in the market again, Japanese currency dealers will also move to get on the bandwagon.
• "Right now it's seasonal, so you get on the bandwagon, " he said ."
• To inspire others to get on the bandwagon, Seo has written a how-to book for would-be activists.
• It's so easy to get on the bandwagon after you've had a huge tragedy like Littleton ."
• Even President Reagan, a natural ally, refused to get on the bandwagon, for fear the issue was too hot politically.
• If so, I guess I better get on the bandwagon . talk ) 23 : 17, 1 November 2013 ( UTC)
• According to this concept, the increasing popularity of a product or phenomenon encourages more people to " get on the bandwagon ", too.
• "It's about setting the pace so that consumers, and importantly, developers and publishers also get on the bandwagon ."