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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accelerate past" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of moving faster than something or someone else, often in a competitive context.
Example: "As the race began, she managed to accelerate past her competitors, gaining a significant lead."
Alternatives: "speed by" or "overtake".
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So much for the glopped pelicans and the tar-balled beaches, the devastated, small-business driven seafood industry and all the outrage and legal actions hurled at BP in the wake of the disastrous 2010 Gulf oil spill: Deepwater oil drilling throughout the Gulf is set to accelerate past pre-spill barrel-a-day production levels.
Fast tempos seem to accelerate past your memory of them.
Rush might just accelerate past the more fancied vehicles.
Bradley gives it the full Travis Bickle as he lines this birdie putt up, then prepares to go psycho as he watches it speed up and accelerate past the cup.
Miller is fast, and his burst is Pro Bowl-caliber; when given a hole, he can accelerate past all three levels of a defense and turn a 10-yard gaintonto a 40-yard touchdown.
While Paddy Power decided to cut Moore to 10-1 to win his fourth jockeys' championship, other bookmakers still offer him at 25-1 to accelerate past both De Sousa and Crowley.
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Delinquencies are expected to accelerate next year.
We also expect wage growth to accelerate later this year.
Growth in these countries seems likely to accelerate this year.
But economic growth started to surge last summer, and job creation finally began to accelerate this spring.
He has made few public comments about the rouble since declines began to accelerate last month.
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