noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
climb
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The Communists have climbed on the bandwagon , but only to put the brakes on.
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That Getsl Slatkis is a scribbler who has climbed on to the revolutionary bandwagon .
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And everyone tried to climb on the bandwagon .
get
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Publishers are rushing to get on the microcomputer bandwagon .
jump
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One of the reasons being put forward is that they are jumping on a bandwagon which unfortunately is worldwide.
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This allows presidential candidates to jump on their bandwagons without being held accountable for their extreme positions.
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We're still here, two extensions later, and very happy not to have jumped on the house-moving bandwagon .
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Just a preliminary communication first, without the experimental details, so that nobody can jump on the bandwagon right away.
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The more people jumped on to the bandwagon , the more others wanted to join them.
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And other quick-serve restaurant chains, such as Boston Market, are jumping on the bandwagon .
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In every country, intellectuals, too, have jumped on the nationalist bandwagon .
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Companies such as Oracle are jumping on the bandwagon , too, with low-priced network computers.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And other quick-serve restaurant chains, such as Boston Market, are jumping on the bandwagon .
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As the J-Boat bandwagon gathered momentum, other designs took shape on Rod Johnstone's board.
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Companies such as Oracle are jumping on the bandwagon , too, with low-priced network computers.
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In every country, intellectuals, too, have jumped on the nationalist bandwagon .
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Just a preliminary communication first, without the experimental details, so that nobody can jump on the bandwagon right away.
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So how do you hop on the bandwagon ?
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There is a bandwagon effect that is apparent once initiatives are taken.