Examples of 'bit ahead' in a sentence
Meaning of "bit ahead"
bit ahead: This phrase usually means a short distance or period of time into the future, indicating a slight advancement or progression
How to use "bit ahead" in a sentence
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Everyone got a little bit ahead of themselves.
But they are countries that are a bit ahead.
We are just a little bit ahead of schedule now.
We will get a good view going a bit ahead.
You always was a bit ahead of what was needful.
Let them get a little bit ahead.
My work is always a bit ahead of my ability to comprehend it.
They are always a little bit ahead.
Just a little bit ahead of his time.
Margaret also works a bit ahead.
She gets a bit ahead of herself.
The manga is quite a bit ahead.
You are a little bit ahead of me in the faith department.
They are always a little bit ahead of you.
Little bit ahead of their time.
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I think you are a little bit ahead of yourself.
Being a bit ahead of the competition can prove very profitable.
Galway seemed to be a bit ahead in that department.
A bit ahead of the curve.
You have to be a little bit ahead of them.
He was a little bit ahead of what the technology could deliver.
So it issues push promises to get a bit ahead of events.
You are getting a bit ahead of yourself in a number of ways.
Perhaps we will achieve that a bit ahead of time.
Bit ahead of schedule.
She may be getting a bit ahead of herself.
I am a bit ahead of myself and dreaming about the end result.
So we try to be a little bit ahead of the market.
But we can create that time if we just plan a bit ahead.
She had walked a bit ahead of the shop.
Or decrease your speed because you are running a bit ahead.
He thought if we move a bit ahead we can find water.
So I am making an effort to get a bit ahead.
I am a little bit ahead of the goal.
While typical of its period Armida is also a bit ahead of it.
Only just a bit ahead of time.
And I will pay you back every cent just as soon as I get a little bit ahead.
I was a little bit ahead of my brother.
He also discovered at the conference that he was a bit ahead of the curve.
We were a bit ahead of you.
Fourth lane going a bit ahead.
A little bit ahead of hugh.
Some are a little bit ahead.
Maybe you were just a bit ahead of your time trying to invent the musical.
It turned out that they were getting a bit ahead of themselves.
John pulled a bit ahead while Bill trailed behind.
I think augmented reality is a bit ahead of its time.
I said it a bit ahead of time I swear You said she agreed.
She was always a bit ahead of you.
So when the time comes, you are already a bit ahead.
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Stay five feet ahead of me at all times
Go ahead and take a pinkie or an ear as a trophy
