Sentence examples for attempting to get ahead from inspiring English sources
Antheil, attempting to get ahead in the cutthroat music scene that Stravinsky dominated, was "determined to endow the piece with modernist credibility, it seems".
As they share their college search experiences from afar, they will help us provide a more comprehensive view of this generation's experience of attempting to get ahead in an increasingly global society, one that has been jolted by economic crises.
While he's not writing off Microsoft's short game by any means, — he thinks giving away Windows 10 is a brilliant move and he likes what he sees with Windows tablets — he is impressed by what he sees in the long game and that Microsoft is attempting to get ahead of it.
Since news broke about the meeting on June 8, the Trump administration has been attempting to get ahead of the story, claiming it did not prove collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
"We attempt to get ahead of the race at our first mountain destination, ride the actual roads before they are officially closed, and watch the race from one point," before riding to the next viewing area, Mrs. Terry said.
Perhaps aware that his action had set off an immediate and largely unkind reaction, Rubio quickly attempted to get ahead of the story on Twitter.
In HuffPost TV'sexclusive clip above, they have a drink as Ryan attempts to get ahead of Simone in their flirtatious competition.
A shark-detecting buoy installed off the Balboa Pier in Newport Beach is the latest tool in Southern California lifeguards' attempt to get ahead of a growing number of shark-related incidents in the region.
The politically astute General Ahmar has long protected the president's interests in the military, and his statement was an attempt to get ahead of the curve.
