Sentence examples for vaulted ahead from inspiring English sources

The rookie Ron Dixon, this year's third-round pick, also vaulted ahead of Alford early in training camp.

China, India and Brazil all vaulted ahead of Mexico, following a much less orthodox set of policies that would be illegal for Mexico under Nafta.

But she vaulted ahead in the next 100, finishing her segment in 1 57.74, and the record time she had discussed with a teammate came into view.

To achieve a parliamentary majority, Mr. Cameron reached out to the Liberal leader, Nick Clegg, and the two men vaulted ahead of their parties by drawing up a plan for a radical reshaping of the way Britain was governed.

That is why this revolt is primarily about a people fed up with being left behind in a world where they can so clearly see how far others have vaulted ahead.

American companies bolstered their inventories by a modest 0.5percentt in December but their sales vaulted ahead at more than twice that pace, a sign that businesses are struggling to keep up with hardy demand, economists said.

Owning MGM would allow YouTube to vault ahead of its rivals by bypassing the theatrical window.

East — vaulting ahead of Buffalo, regardless of how it fares at Dallas, based on a head-to-head tiebreaker.

Dean was vaulting ahead, and he was doing it with a sporting disregard for the conventional wisdom.

The deal creates Britain's biggest wireless operator, with a combined 37% of the market for subscribers, vaulting ahead of Telefónica's O2 and Vodafone.

These days, the currency is pole-vaulting ahead of the United States dollar, nearing levels it has not achieved since its introduction in January 1999.