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You can use this phrase to describe the act of advancing or moving forward in comparison to something else. For example, "The team worked hard in the second half of the race and managed to pull ahead of their competitors."
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pull ahead
verb
To start being in a winning position (e.g. in a race or competition).
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Could he pull ahead of Mrs. Clinton?
"Mulford would pull ahead, but then Harroun would catch up".
Over time, though, Fifa continued to pull ahead commercially.
Where women pull ahead of men is in fiction.
As that confidence increases, Citi shares should pull ahead of the pack.
Having staved off elimination, Azarenka served to pull ahead at 5-5 in the second set.
They would make little runs, Chicago would come back, and the Pacers would pull ahead again.
The Terriers also scored three straight third-period goals to pull ahead.
If Beale the Squeal's remarriage goes ahead this week (to Jane Collins), he'll pull ahead.
For Clinton to pull ahead, she will need to win 57% of the remaining pledged delegates.
Encarnación had let visiting Milwaukee pull ahead in the top of the inning with an error.
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