Sentence examples for try to be ahead from inspiring English sources

"The game is moving so fast that you have to somehow try to be ahead of the game," he said.

"We just have to continue to try to be ahead of things," the veteran driver Jeff Burton said.

"We try to be ahead on key trends," Mr. Benatar said, arguing that Rooms to Go shoppers have good taste, but need help "putting it together".

As somebody who creates products, it stimulates me to try to be ahead of trends and to create products that will seduce women.

We knew all about Graziano because, again, trying to be ahead of the game.

Fred Goltz, a partner in Kohlberg Kravis, said the company was "trying to be ahead of the curve, trying to see around corners".

So thinking about how you do things and trying to be ahead of the curve.

"I have this new special coming out now (on EPIX), but I'm plotting and planning for the future and trying to be ahead of the game," continued Breuer, a Long Island native and ardent New York Mets fan.

"Well, whether terrorists or common criminals, they do try to be a step ahead in terms of technology," he said.

So unfortunately, you always have to be forward-looking and try to be a step ahead.

Try to be three-steps ahead.