Sentence examples for allowed to get ahead from inspiring English sources

Cubans are not allowed to get ahead.

Their methods are simply more veiled, such as making one driver's pit stop last longer than that of his teammate, who is thus allowed to get ahead.

Our overarching goal that no one should get left behind must not become translated into a stultifying sense that no one should be allowed to get ahead.

Those who had no time and could afford it would pay others to stand in line for them, preferably a woman since they were allowed to get ahead in line out of politeness.

— said you're not allowed to get married without three or four visits to the pastoral counselor ahead of time to discuss your expectations or habits or needs.

Who is allowed to get married?

"You're allowed to get up, you know".

It has allowed him to get ahead quickly, and when he gets a favorable count, he no longer tries to get hitters to chase.

Asking analysts questions about earnings direction "may allow us to get ahead of revisions," the document said.

The move also allows Citigroup to get ahead of more stringent disclosure rules proposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission in January.

These kinds of employment may be better than no work, but they are generally not the types of jobs that allow workers to get ahead.