Sentence examples for moves ahead by from inspiring English sources

Jamie Glazebrook, London We say: The most sparkling jewel in the Ealing Studios crown, this beautifully crafted black comedy by a great British Francophile is a wickedly accurate account of a class-bound society and compels us to sympathise with its Edwardian antihero as he moves ahead by murdering aristocratic relatives.

He birdied the 14th and moved ahead by a stroke.

On Sunday, the Orioles could finally move ahead by a game.

"Natural science has moved ahead by studying progressively smaller units," Laibson told me.

Early in the fourth quarter, Casa Roble moved ahead by 30-12.

By the time the first flakes appeared, Atlanta had moved ahead by three touchdowns.

In the second half, they moved ahead by 24-7, 27-14 and 33-21.

When New England scored to make it 38-28, he said, "They've moved ahead by two scores".

Then came a four-and-a-half-hour rain delay; Capriati moved ahead by 6-2, 3-2 after the final stoppage.

When stopped at red lights, they have an annoying habit of moving ahead by inches, intimidating pedestrians.

But Strul had several big gains and had apparently moved ahead by 3 imps with three boards to play.