Sentence examples for has got beyond from inspiring English sources
"Farming has got beyond me," Lady Diana once complained.
One day, when the euro zone has got beyond the wilderness of austerity and structural reform, it will be rewarded with prosperity.
This is the "New South Africa," where, as one character puts it, "the entire country has got beyond all that old stuff about race".
You can read and reread it without feeling self-indulgent: whatever it was in you that started the writing has got beyond you.
It was built by Transrapid and helped along by a large subsidy from the German government.Other projects are in the pipeline, but none has got beyond a feasibility study.
The Wounded, radical Naipaul burns with rage at the cramped, colonial horizon of his father's life, and seeks to defend his accomplishments against the colonist's metropolitan sneers, but the conservative Wounder has got beyond the little prison of Trinidad, and now sees, with the colonist's eye and no longer the colonial's, the littleness of that imprisonment.
Blomfield might not have got "beyond step one or two" of his seven steps.
In an interview with The New York Times in August, he said: "College athletics has gotten beyond itself.
Where I am at least people have got beyond a lot of confusion.
