Sentence examples for going to surpass from inspiring English sources
"It's going to surpass wrestling pretty soon".
"Now I believe we're going to surpass people's expectations".
"They are afraid China is going to surpass America," I say.
"It reminds me she's going to surpass me in all kinds of other ways, too," I said.
"If we just sit still, people are not only going to catch us, they're going to surpass us".
It took about three or four weeks to realise that this young woman was going to surpass me very fast.
Just 90 points to go to surpass the peak of December 1999.
He may have a way to go to surpass Rimando, let alone Tim Howard and Brad Guzan, in the national team, but Hamid is the best of a young crop.
Kane has a long way to go to surpass Jimmy Greaves as the club's all-time leading scorer with 266 goals but worryingly for opposition defences, he has no intention of slowing down after becoming the first player in the top division to reach 20 goals this season.
We had allowed people one week to upload their stuff, but even by the end of day one, it was obvious we were going to far surpass our estimates.
Do you think that this one is going to maybe surpass the popularity of even The Beatles LOVEE?
