Sentence examples for tracking ahead from inspiring English sources
"tracking ahead" is correct and usable in written English
It is an idiom meaning that something is progressing at a rate faster than was expected. For example, "The company is tracking ahead on its production goals and expects to finish the project by the end of the month."
These should add up to just enough to keep box office tracking ahead of 2009. 1.
"Western Mediterranean destinations, in particular Spain and Portugal, are set for a bumper year, with bookings for summer 2016 tracking ahead of previous years.
According to Screen Daily, the film has actually overtaken The Matrix Revolutions at the top of the Italian charts, and is tracking ahead of Bridget Jones's Diary.
It's quite a strike for John R Leonetti's $6.5m-budgeted 6.5m-budgeteds tracking ahead ofilms parent film, The Conjuring, at the same stage by some $40m.
After two weekends at No. 1, "XXX," the action film starring Vin Diesel, has grossed about $85 million, and is tracking ahead of the actor's 2001 breakthrough picture "The Fast and the Furious," which ended with $144 million.
Additionally we understand the performance of these new pubs is tracking ahead of expectations and could result in an additional £1.5m earnings before interest and tax in 2011 and beyond.
But Moriarty flinches: "Cora had no problem with colored people," she writes, and the scene breaks, fast-tracking ahead by decades to a point at which Cora is little more than an eyepiece for racial harmony.
But Alonso is on track ahead of them.
Are we on the track, ahead, or behind?
These men indicated, by means of hand signals, the state of the track ahead.
The group was led by Felipe Massa in a Ferrari with a clear track ahead of him.
