Sentence examples for push far ahead from inspiring English sources

The French ships followed Swiftsure by tacking into the wind and a complicated chase developed, with Jean Bart and Constitution maintaining the pressure on the slow moving British vessel, while the rest of Ganteaume's squadron used the prevailing wind to push far ahead of the ongoing chase before tacking at 08 00 across Hallowell's intended course.

Ironically, the US could lose its leadership in space by pushing so far ahead they leave the rest behind, said Pace.

Why push the Court far ahead of public opinion if public opinion is moving in that direction anyway?

I now fully expect to spend the rest of my career pushing VR as far ahead as I can.

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Such evidence pushes this hypothesis far ahead of the competing hypothesis that it is just an epiphenomenon, but work continues.

Fletcher, however, pushed the ball too far ahead of himself as he turned and an authentic opportunity disappeared as Craig Hinchcliffe cleared with a boot.

Martin tries to find Clyne on the overlap but pushes his pass too far ahead of the full back and Taylor gobbles up the chance to get there and belt it upfield.

Eastman Kodak said yesterday that lower costs and improvements in its health and digital-imaging businesses would push its third-quarter profit far ahead of Wall Street expectations.

Other vaccines are now being pushed forward but are not as far ahead as these three.

The improved focus and global reach of its Andersen Consulting arm has pushed its fee income per partner far ahead of the other big accounting firms (by some 60% in Britain).