shoot ahead

We just shot ahead of all the other kids in school.

The others followed, but being the better ship she shot ahead.

The car shot ahead and she could only hold on, swearing.

This year's 30th Anniversary could be our chance to make the 90s the decade in which groups shoot ahead.

He had just arrived over the battle zone, having shot ahead of the B-52 formation.

He spoke only a few moments, as Renalle shot ahead.

It would have been easy to pick off those two instead of shooting ahead of them.

He stopped so abruptly that I shot ahead and had to backtrack.

Then it shot ahead, its old engine roaring and rattling.

Suddenly the ambulance shot ahead into a snarl of traffic.

At this point, she was within easy reach of the shore, yet she shot ahead.

He and Jan shot ahead, aiming for the centre of the three arches.

She shot ahead like an eagle darting after his prey.

The taxi shot ahead toward the stone gates of the Louvre.

Dropping into first, he shot ahead, ran two blocks and came back on Columbus behind the ambulance.

It shot ahead in the opposite lanes, going now in the other direction.

That noble fellow Keats - you remember how we saw him shoot ahead?

The Streak shot ahead and away from the wharf.

He stopped the freezers to give more power to the main diesels, and shot ahead at full speed.

Now he speeded up; for the first time he shot ahead of the other traffic.

It had been still only a moment; now it was shooting ahead and slipping back under the sea.

He leapfrogged over the first two forward gears, gunned it and shot ahead.

The engines shot ahead, dragging the Pod and the boy after them, exploding out of the start.

The rowboat shot ahead, sliding hard onto the beach.