"jumping ahead" can be used in written English in many contexts.
For example, "Let's not get ahead of ourselves, let's not jump ahead too far."
But that is jumping ahead.
Today, jumping ahead was a matter of reflex.
In the first game, D'Tigers defeated Tunisia, jumping ahead early and holding on late.
Jumping ahead, "Storms and Fires" (1990) by April Gornik hovers between abstraction and realism.
The Cubs quickly drained the drama from Game 4, jumping ahead by 7-0.
The Nets began the game by attacking the basket, securing easy baskets and jumping ahead.
After jumping ahead, 0-2, on Jordan with changeups, Franco elected to throw an inside fastball.
The Americans had a start that was too good to be true, jumping ahead through Dempsey 1st minute goal.
Yet as he often does, Mr. Pollini sometimes anticipated phrases, jumping ahead a bit, as if impatient.
Jumping ahead several years, the movie finds Ramu teaching disco dancing while nurturing "Saturday Night Fever" dreams of glory.
