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Free sign up"passing ahead" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to move past or go in front of someone or something. Example: The cyclist quickly sped up, passing ahead of the car at the red light. In this sentence, "passing ahead" indicates that the cyclist moved in front of the car, possibly to continue on their route.
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Lionel Messi waterbugged through the middle on a counterattack, passing ahead to Tévez in the penalty area.
"He's somebody who can really advance the ball quickly by passing ahead, by using the pick and roll," Krzyzewski said.
Instead of passing ahead to Demetreus Gore, who was out in front, he dished to his right, where Lane was gathering steam filling the lane.
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A couple with cameras on their chests passed ahead.
Kidd stole the ball from Delk and passed ahead to Jefferson for an open two-handed dunk.
In overtime, Krejci intercepted a pass by Nicklas Backstrom and sent the puck to Milan Lucic, who passed ahead to Seguin.
There were 40 seconds remaining when Richard Jefferson passed ahead to Jason Kidd, who touch-passed the ball to Kittles sprinting in for a dunk.
3.31pm BST The Tour caravan, which passes ahead of the riders spreading cheer, has arrived in Sheffield, where the stage will finish in around an hour.
Tennessee forward Shyra Ely, who had had a poor offensive game, grabbed the ball and passed ahead to Davis, who made the layup.
First, he lost the handle of his dribble to Shammond Williams, who passed ahead to Gary Payton for a layup that brought the Sonics within 88-87.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 3.31pm BSThe:31 TourTour caravan, which passes ahead of the riders spreading cheer, has arrived in Sheffield, where the stage will finish in around an hour.
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