Examples of 'got ahead' in a sentence
Meaning of "got ahead"
Got ahead - Refers to making progress or achieving success, especially in comparison to others. It suggests surpassing or moving forward in a competitive or challenging situation, often attributed to strategic thinking, hard work, or seizing opportunities effectively
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- simple past tense of get ahead
How to use "got ahead" in a sentence
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We got ahead of everybody on training our employees.
These folks sure got ahead of themselves.
We got ahead of everybody on auditing our suppliers.
Apparently someone else got ahead of me in calling.
I got ahead of myself and lost my temper.
Which is why you have got ahead.
He finally got ahead of the rest of class.
With all the miles we have got ahead of us.
No one ever got ahead without ambition.
The countess lagged behind or got ahead of them.
Your feet got ahead of your swing.
That thing is it work of a child he got ahead of yourself.
John got ahead of me forty minutes ago.
Your thoughts always got ahead of you.
And who got ahead on the scoreboard.
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I guess the doctor got ahead of you.
I got ahead of myself and was in a hurry.
But clearly one of us got ahead of ourselves.
I got ahead of him and made a left.
While you got ahead in life.
I got ahead of you for our whole life.
Valuations have got ahead of profits.
You got ahead of it that time.
We kind of just got ahead of that.
She got ahead of her in the cupcake line.
But the criminals got ahead of us.
You got ahead of me a couple times.
You are rash and perhaps got ahead of him.
Nobody ever got ahead by sitting on their behind.
You really got ahead.
And we got ahead by building furniture.
Tyler and james got ahead of us.
I got ahead of him on that one.
I may have got ahead of myself.
I got ahead of myself for a minute.
Now you really got ahead of me.
They got ahead of themselves there for once.
They kind of got ahead of me.
I got ahead of myself again.
My colleague got ahead of himself.
I got ahead of the evidence.
I am glad you got ahead of me.
They got ahead of their skis.
But one pair appears to have got ahead of schedule.
Maybe we got ahead of the bleeding.
Do not tell me later that everybody got ahead of you.
Things have got ahead of themselves.
Got ahead of the timeline.
But you got ahead of him.
Got ahead of the story.
