Sentence examples for also move ahead from inspiring English sources

Real Madrid can also move ahead of the champions when they play Athletic Bilbao later on Sunday.

BOISE STATE The Broncos need a team to beat Utah that will not also move ahead of them in the B.C.S. standings, Palm said.

The government will also move ahead with a procedure to put 12,500 civil servants into a so-called mobility program, giving staff members reduced wages for several months before moving them to another public sector post or firing them, according to a government official who asked not to be named because of the confidential nature of the talks.

Mr. Bush will also move ahead this week on three policy fronts, holding meetings in Texas on how to involve religious organizations in more government programs for the needy, which was the theme of his first policy speech during the presidential campaign; on education legislation, which he has said will be the first measure he sends to Congress; and on agriculture.

Carrier's parent company, United Technologies, will also move ahead with closing a separate Indiana plant and laying off 700 workers.

One thing that is little known to those who do not follow tennis closely, however, is that if Federer were to beat anyone but Djokovic in the final, he would also move ahead in the Race to London Rankings.

State governments are also moving ahead.

Mail Online also moved ahead of Telegraph.co.uk last month.

It has also moved ahead of its neighbours in privatising such assets as airports.

Other developers are also moving ahead in anticipation of the height rezoning.

Those countries with expanding and diversified economies were also moving ahead.