Sentence examples for going to overtake from inspiring English sources

It's a very important country, and it's likely going to overtake some other economies in Africa".

Still, neither one is going to overtake Mr. Ng's soup dumplings in popularity.

"If we wait, the technological developments are going to overtake the diplomacy quite quickly," Goose said.

The headlines are going to overtake the attempted focus on biography.

It looks as if Buck Rogers were going to overtake Micky Mouse in popularity.

"We're not saying anyplace is going to overtake Silicon Valley," said Emily Mendell, a spokeswoman for the NVCA.

MSNBC, a unit of NBCUniversal, has a long way to go to overtake the Fox News Channel, a unit of News Corporation: on most nights this year, Fox had two million more viewers than MSNBC.

With another clean sheet at the Bernabeu on Saturday, Bravo would move into third place in the all-time La Liga list for minutes played without conceding, although he would still have a long way to go to overtake the record of 1,275 minutes achieved by Atletico keeper Abel Resino in 1990-91.

But other figures indicate that Android still has some way to go to overtake Nokia in existing mobile OS usage; and individual vendors making Android smartphones are equally still being challenged when it comes to topping both Nokia and Apple in overall sales.

"I was very upset with our second quarter," said Coach Jeff Van Gundy, whose team watched the 76ers go on a 25-11 run to overtake the lead.

"The industry as a whole is moving so fast any brand that doesn't move is going to be overtaken," Mr. Sargent said.