Sentence examples for has got ahead from inspiring English sources
Mo has got ahead of himself.
The concerns were echoed in Victoria, where the premier, Daniel Andrews, says technology has got ahead of the law.
The more I think about it, the more it seems that ideology has got ahead of common sense.
The London Legacy Development Corporation LLDCC), which is charged with making the Olympics legacy work for London, has got ahead of the game.
The day itself will prompt an outbreak of nostalgia for the film and Lexus has got ahead of the game to cleverly hijack some of the attention.
Pepsi has got ahead by doing a terrific job building a diverse portfolio of products [it owns Tropicana fruit juices and Lipton, which makes ice tea, among others].
"I think the market has gotten ahead of itself," she said.
That analysis would seem to indicate Berkshire's share price has gotten ahead of itself.
So you can't say that this market has gotten ahead of itself.
"On a fundamental basis, we don't think the market has gotten ahead of itself".
"Bank loans look good in the medium term, but the market has gotten ahead of itself," Ms. Gaffney said.
