Sentence examples similar to what overtakes from inspiring English sources

That's what finally overtakes the lockstep respectability of his marriage and suburban life and the outwardly smooth progress of his career.

I wrote asking what had overtaken him, and he wrote back, but didn't answer the question.

Sometimes it overtakes what you're really here for and I don't think it's right".

Now, other reporting -- either someone else's or your own -- quickly overtakes what's come before.

"It's his own sense of the brand overtaking what's doable right now".

"We're surprised that after almost two years, we have overtaken what it took Pepsi 50 years to build," Mr. Willis said.

But as often happens, he said, it took the agency too long to approve the technology "and guess what, it was overtaken" by NextGen.

The latest Hollywood action flick, "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," is, in many ways, the ultimate example of how the Internet's mashup culture is infiltrating and even overtaking what we traditionally refer to as popular culture.

The level of vitriol against him has led even some conservative opponents to defend Dr. Emanuel while expressing concern that it is overtaking what they say are more vital real-world critiques.

"We're trying to pick the best side to win Test matches for England...there wasn't quite enough there for him to overtake what we originally thought".

"It's one or two, silly juvenile boys doing childish prank stuff and it's overtaking what was a fantastic performance". Bankier then appeared to play down the previous Uefa fine, which was for pro-IRA singing at Celtic Park.