Sentence examples for catapulted ahead from inspiring English sources

But it is being catapulted ahead now by the release this month of a Latin American-made film version of the book, enthusiastically received both in the region and last week at Cannes.

But, in the past few days, Bolsonaro has catapulted ahead; he is now polling at thirty-five per cent, with Haddad lagging at twenty-two, and there is increasing speculation that Bolsonaro may win outright in the first round.

Sellers and his mare ran in stride with Beautiful Pleasure for 30 yards until Heritage of Gold catapulted ahead in the middle of the track for a one-length victory that paid $7.90 for a $2 bet to win.

The money allowed the drive to intensify a sharp-elbowed advertising campaign, and support for the measure was catapulted ahead; it ultimately won with 52percentt of the vote.

Nowadays, you break the law and you are catapulted ahead of others.

With the wind to my back, I catapulted ahead and cut her off.

They are going to catapult ahead while we crawl".

BOSTON — With help from national fund-raising groups, Elizabeth Warren has already raised $3.15 million for her United States Senate campaign, catapulting ahead of her Democratic primary opponents.

The combined company, to be called BankAmerica, would catapult ahead of the Chase Manhattan Corporation and would have a truly national reach, stretching from Nationsbank's headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., to BankAmerica's home in San Francisco.

Press the gas pedal in any gear and the Mazda exhibits a few beats of turbo lag before catapulting ahead like no compact this side of a Mitsubishi Evolution or Subaru WRX STI.

He sighed in an "exclusive" comment piece for the Herald that after the 2000 Olympics, "I, like many others at the time, thought Sydney would catapult ahead and leave Melbourne in its dust".