Sentence examples for that jumped ahead from inspiring English sources

CS: Not that jumped ahead of me.

Many industry executives greatly fear the devices because they allow users to skip commercials in the shows they record by using a button that jumps ahead 30 seconds at a time.

The Republican National Committee has rejected a plan to force tougher sanctions on states that jump ahead in the presidential primary calendar.

"Hey, that guy jumped ahead of Elaine G," I said loudly.

The result is that McAuliffe has jumped ahead to a mid single-digit lead with a little less than a month to go before the election.

Unfortunately, during this same time Pfiesteria has also stimulated media coverage that in some instances jumped ahead of the science to conclude that Pfiesteria presents a widespread threat to human health.

He said also that wages growth, which jumped ahead of productivity gains during the commodity boom that is now coming to an end, was now "limping along" as businesses tried to claw back their competitiveness.

This is where Mrs. Bullard's account suggests that the shot was taken before the war was over, and that the kissing sailor jumped ahead of history by a few hours.

(Ms. O'Dell, for a time after her injuries, was convinced that she must have jumped ahead of a line to get on the boat in time; counselors convinced her that that was unlikely, and that her reaction was normal).

Despite the stumbles, General Clark heard good news in a CNN-USA Today-Gallup poll that showed he had jumped ahead of the other Democrats.

He walked the first batter, then a roar emerged as he faced Julio Franco -- the scoreboard showed that the Marlins had jumped ahead of the Phillies, 4-3.