Sentence examples for overtake from from inspiring English sources

The video takes the photograph of a wide overtake from the Highway Code and makes it move.

Beautifully, it finishes with a couple of correct overtakes from the real world, including a textbook overtake from an HGV driver that should be compulsory viewing for every motorist.

Foresee an increase in side swipes, cars moving into the middle lane from the third lane being hit by cars moving out to overtake from the first lane that are blind to the wider angle of approach of the vehicle from the third lane.

I spent most of the lap looking over both shoulders coercing a torrent of cars, coaches and motorbikes not to mow me down as vehicles overtook from both sides and cut in front of me.

Therefore, it can be assumed that the target reliability levels for WEC applications can be overtaken from offshore wind turbine studies.

And did you know that 90,000 people die each year of obesity-related cancer, and that deaths from obesity could soon overtake those from smoking?

Since the second world war 85% of armed conflicts have been in the poor world, and by 2020, as the Lancet told us (registration required), deaths and injuries from war and violence will overtake deaths from infectious disease.

Analysts say that if Windows Phone 8, the mobile version of the software, does what Microsoft and Nokia expect, the cellphone maker, which is based in Espoo, Finland, will solidify its turnaround over the next three years and overtake iOS, from Apple, as the No. 2 operating system behind Android, from Google.

Currently, most of the company's revenue comes from its sample boxes, but sales from its online store are also growing and Morris expects them to overtake revenue from Conscious Box subscriptions in the future.

By around 2010 their carbon-dioxide emissions are expected to overtake emissions from rich countries.

For this reason, one should discount any constituency polls early in the campaign showing the Lib Dems way down, and their third place rival looking as if they will overtake them from where they were in 2005.