Sentence examples for to be overtaking from inspiring English sources

It's a surprise to me to be overtaking his record".

Now, the hit show "Orange Is the New Black," appears to be overtaking "House of Cards".

Musical progress, like any other kind of progress, goes in circles, and in the year 2000 we seem to be overtaking the 18th-century world that the 19th century left in its rear-view mirror.

The issue for the UCI was that when Chris Boardman broke the record in 1996 using a hyper-aerodynamic position known as Superman, equipment seemed to be overtaking the human side of the record, and Wiggins can see the point.

Similarly, a vehicle was considered to be overtaking only if it had a lateral overlap (>50%) with an adjacent vehicle and its speed was more than that of adjacent vehicles.

The majority view was positive, however but almost uniformly tinged with regret for the transformation thought to be overtaking Cuba.

We moderns are beings yearning to be filled, yearning to be overtaken by love's mysterious power.

To be pulled over or to be overtaken is humiliating.

Some people just don't like to be overtaken.

Even so his message that English football was about to be overtaken was ignored.

Until this month, Germany was the world's No. 1 exporter, only to be overtaken by China.