Sentence examples for pulling away from the pack from inspiring English sources

Are Juventus and Napoli pulling away from the pack already?

"Memphis is pulling away from the pack," said one of the people with knowledge of Vancouver's plans, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Vettel got off to a perfect start, pulling away from the pack with his customary speed and agility, but his rear right tire puffed blue smoke as he entered Turn 2, and the car slid out from under him.

A Los Angeles Times poll to be published Wednesday shows the percentage of voters favoring the recall of Mr. Davis growing and Mr. Schwarzenegger pulling away from the pack of would-be replacements.

One of the most recent polls shows Gingrich pulling away from the pack in Iowa, where the first selection of the Republican candidate takes place in caucuses next month.

Booker is an excellent company, a market leader in its field, which if anything is pulling away from the pack in its day-to-day activities, operations, attention to detail and efforts to fulfil its customers' requirements in the British wholesale catering and retailing markets, plus with a little Indian action to add some 'spice' to the story.

Busch blew past the three lead cars and steadily pulled away from the pack.

As was the case in Woods's glory days, he pulled away from the pack on the par 5s.

DESPITE these gains in the middle class, though, the truly wealthy have pulled away from the pack.

As Tiger Woods pulled away from the pack today at the British Open, many of his pursuers grew increasingly frustrated.

When the sex scandal involving Clinton broke a couple of weeks ago, he seemed poised to pull away from the pack in New Hampshire.