Sentence examples for wanting to get ahead from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry, not wanting to get ahead of himself, put in another a plug for votes on Tuesday.

Then he paused, clearly not wanting to get ahead of himself, and said: "This does not mean I'm looking for a job.

With young people like Bruce making waves in their career before many have started thinking about it, retail apprenticeships are a solid option for young people wanting to get ahead.

The Coalition's political strategy since this year's budget has been to portray itself as the party for ordinary workers wanting to "get ahead" and "have a go" and Labor as the party proposing "tax grabs" so they can pay out more on welfare.

But "The Organization Man" is also encouraging because it describes a still recognizable world, of Americans living in suburbs and working in companies and wanting to get ahead, of individualistic and social ethics present in some combination within organizations and within each person.

For me, the main thing that was front of mind is wanting to get ahead of everything and defining the standards of good consumer experience.

— I don't want to get ahead.

"We want to get ahead of that.

You want to get ahead.

"I wanted to get ahead," Weaver said.

They'll go to university and want to get ahead".