Sentence examples for need to overtake from inspiring English sources

These so-called bus stop bypasses are designed to facilitate high speed cycling with cycle priority, so that cyclists do not need to slow down or need to overtake a bus which has paused to pick up passengers.

Paramount wants to break the record for the biggest Memorial Day launch in the US and will need to overtake the $139.7m£70.7m7markark set last year by Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.

"They would also need to overtake the Liberal party, who came second in 2013, and would still need a swing towards them and away from Labor to win, even with Liberal preferences".

The slender 2010 Tory majority of 1,951 in Corby means that Labour could prevail on a tiny swing of 2%, about half of what it would need to overtake the Tories in the nationwide popular vote.

Digging Deep There has been a lot of off-season buzz around Randall Cobb, but he will need to overtake the veteran Donald Driver … Steve Smith's standout camp has won him a starting job in St . Louis… Jerome Simpson will miss the first three games, but he will start in MIN when he returns.

But Hamilton did not need to overtake the Ferrari on track.

Now one win more than Safina is all Williams needs to overtake the Russian.

But it never looked remotely likely to get the 27-point victory over France it needed to overtake England.

Australia, which needed to overtake Sri Lanka's total of 253 in 29.1 of its 50 allotted six ball overs to advance, had been eliminated by then.

Evans, 31, was clearly disappointed after Saturday's time trial, in which he finished seventh, gaining only 29 of the 94 seconds he needed to overtake Sastre.

Things might yet come good; but it is time for all the participants in the presidential election to consider the risks they are taking.The reasonably clean way out is for Al Gore, the Democratic candidate, to fail to muster the votes needed to overtake George W. Bush by the court's new deadline.