Sentence examples for try to keep ahead from inspiring English sources

Which is why on September 27th Philips unveiled a suite of new products that use light in clever ways to try to keep ahead of its competitors.

I suppose I just try to keep ahead of it.' It's a quality that Senator Jay Billington Bulworth, the eponymous central character he plays, stumbled upon almost too late.

As players try to keep ahead of the bulls, they also smash obstacles like haystacks and barrels to improve their scores.

"It was behind us and we just tried to keep ahead of it," she said.

"The government is always trying to keep ahead of the curve".

He also joked that Google's engineers were having "great fun" trying to keep ahead of the fraudsters.

So, too, are the hundreds of yachtsmen and sailors who journey to this Guatemalan outpost trying to keep ahead of the storm.

For five years after the killing, the family moved every six months, staying with relatives throughout El Salvador, trying to keep ahead of the gang.

She says: "We have only been going for 16 months so we are constantly trying to keep ahead of the game.

Vandalism in the neighborhood's park has gotten so bad that he said he has stopped trying to keep ahead of the graffiti that festoons its sprawling skateboard ramps.

He is too busy trying to keep ahead of the rapid changes in the Chinese internet and building an empire that may one day, he predicts, pose a challenge to Bill Gates Microsoftt.