Sentence examples for getting ahead with from inspiring English sources

Contreras can fall into predictable patterns, getting ahead with fastballs and then using his splitter.

After getting ahead with two strikes against Rodriguez, Fuentes controlled the at-bat.

Getting ahead with fastballs on the corners, and then mixing in his signature changeup, he showed the Expos everything he did not in the Grapefruit League finale on Sunday, when they pounded him for seven runs in four innings.

He called it "30/90" (he had just turned 30), and the piece that the small group assembled in his agent's office heard that May 18 was autobiographical and angry, reflecting Jonathan's frustration at not getting ahead with the work he was so devoted to.

"You don't get ahead with suicide".

Expecting him to take the first pitch, Rodriguez tried to get ahead with a curveball.

Teammates have urged Darvish to get ahead with fastballs and then use his wide array of other pitches for outs.

But the Angels know Reed likes to get ahead with fastballs, and they took advantage when he lacked pinpoint control.

"He got ahead with his fastball and then used his breaking stuff and his splitter to get you out, and he always competed.

"In a network business you cannot let your competitor get ahead with a much bigger operation," explained one of its managers.

It's a chamber of horrors!" But she'll help him get ahead with his work, she promises, and his fortunes will change.