Sentence examples for gone a step ahead from inspiring English sources
O'Brien, who is on the staff of the N.H.L.'s Florida Panthers, said, "Dara's really gone a step ahead of other athletes in terms of taking care of her body".
"I have (spoken about) the silence of the international community," said Rajab, "but Britain has gone a step ahead.
Some have even gone a step ahead and said that they feel they deserve to feel bad since they are at fault.
Interesting is that Tezos goes a step ahead and offers a decentralized way of governance to adopt any major upgrades to the protocol.
"They always say in chess, if you have a plan, then you're automatically going to be a step ahead of the game".
"You can say, 'Don't poke Mommy in the eye,' but if they don't get it, you just know you are going to have to be a step ahead of them".
When the Bulldogs went to man coverage, Moore threw a step ahead of the defender into the hands of a receiver.
His bowling was canny and accurate; he could sense when batsmen were going to have a crack seemed a step ahead.
"A sense of humor is simply a sense of proportion," he writes his daughter, Sarah Gaddis, shortly after his first divorce, "of the real worth of things in relation to each other, which lets you see how totally ridiculous some of the most intensely fought out selfish battles can often be, and Sarah if you can keep your sense of humor you are a step ahead almost anywhere you go".
