Sentence examples for start to overtake from inspiring English sources

"After a while, SoundCloud streams taper off and Spotify streams start to overtake them.

The most dangerous car I ever had was a Citroen Dyane 4 which was so slow that I would start to overtake lorries on the A1 and never get past them.

And as the Lewinsky and impeachment scandals start to overtake Clinton in late 1998, Ross observes him during a negotiation writing on his yellow legal pad, "Focus on your job, focus on your job, focus on your job".

As worldwide sales of smartphones start to overtake feature phones, however, it might be a smarter bet for Microsoft to concentrate on creating low-cost smartphones if it wants those next billion users to chose Windows Phone instead of Android.

By the way, did I know women's salaries are starting to overtake men's?

The sense of panic that starts to overtake people is overplayed.

Kristyna said she was the stronger player until they were about 15, when Karolina started to overtake her.

The voice only started cracking towards the end, as emotion started to overtake the bite of the content.

Exhaustion started to overtake him, as he missed the two shots he attempted in overtime: a 25-foot 3-pointer and a layup off the backboard.

Indeed, it's now starting to overtake long political rants as the thing you're probably seeing most of on your social media feed.

Peter Thiel, another 40-something tech billionaire, says that Silicon Valley is starting to overtake Wall Street as the place to make money.Still, Mr Hsieh is onto something with his ideas on creating a happy corporate culture.