Synonym: advance, boom, expand, flourish, gain, gain ground, make headway, prosper, pull ahead, thrive, win. Similar words: go ahead, ahead of, ahead of time, ahead of schedule, head, head for, head up, head on. Meaning: v. 1. obtain advantages, such as points, etc. 2. grow stronger.
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31. It is not easy to get ahead in business.
32. She is always stepping on others to get ahead.
33. We want to get ahead of competition, don't we?
34. A man has to strike out for himself if he wants to get ahead.
35. Most people who want to get ahead spend useful time writing personal notes of gratitude, sympathy and congratulations.
36. Nearly half of all teens say they would act unethically to get ahead or make more money, if they knew for sure they would not get caught.
37. They know that their offspring will need English to get ahead.
38. A trainer can become a lumper if they get ahead of themselves and don't properly split an exercise.
39. By working hard, he get ahead of the rest of the class.
40. We have to turn left to get ahead of the dominoes.
41. The bright young man can get ahead quickly in the tourist industry.
42. To implement our new "One Touch System" we would somehow have to get ahead and accumulate a sum of money in our checking account to provide a "float" from which we could pay monthly bills.
43. To gain on or get ahead of ( a sailing vessel ).
44. It is unlikely that their group will get ahead of us.
45. The struggling economy has hurt Gen X, Miller says, but "not devastated them. On the whole, it's a pretty resilient group," unafraid of extra work to get ahead.
46. Do you think when people work hard to get ahead, and succeed.
47. After we managed to get ahead , Phillip Cocu unluckily hit the post.
48. Lan Lan struggling to their feet to get ahead, and finally, Lan Lan broke free out of the corner, she energetically to run again.
49. Highlighting this move to renewables helped us convince Reading to get ahead of the game.
50. Fulton often tries to get ahead on his job by being a yes - man.
51. A woman must use whatever means she can to become a member and get ahead.
52. If you keep working like this, there's no doubt you'll get ahead.
53. Some people were hurrying, as if anxious to get ahead of others.
54. Mr. Brown was a good lawyer and soon began to get ahead.
55. He was talking about the way to get ahead in business.
56. Others think that street smarts and hands-on experience are the best way to get ahead. Sentencedict.com
57. Women approaching 30 might once have modelled themselves on the feisty, ambitious heroine of the film Working Girl - willing to do whatever it takes to get ahead in business.
58. Pattern of Success Most people who want to get ahead spend useful time writing personal notes of gratitude, sympathy and congratulations.
59. Dr Chen considered SIFE Shenzhen University team should mirror the Olympic Spirit when running the project, make great effort to get ahead.