Sentence examples for will ever overtake from inspiring English sources
NO one thinks that bicycle commuting will ever overtake driving as the favored way to get to work in Connecticut, but the use of bikes is being proposed as a way to at least ease the congestion on the state's highways.
Mr. Alvarado does not expect to ever overtake a company like Inteplast in volume or revenue.
The WNBA will never overtake the NBA in popularity.
I'll want to learn whether an exciting idea has ever overtaken you, whether you've ever had an epiphany, a "eureka" moment.
Former Manchester United team-mate Gary Neville said of Giggs: "Ryan Giggs will go down as the most successful British footballer of all time and I cannot see anyone ever overtaking him.
But will the number of business-school graduates going into the sector ever overtake those going into more traditional roles at banks and consulting firms?
If a nuclear holocaust overtakes the world it may well be that no one will ever be able to say "Never again", because there won't be anyone left to say anything.
Where once there was virtually no debate that he would overtake Jack Nicklaus's record of 18 major championship victories, the main argument now is whether he will ever improve on his current total of 14.
Nothing will ever happen.
