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(1) He comes from a family of overachievers.

(2) The highest public honor our democracy can bestow will never go begging in a country full of ambitious over-achievers.

(3) Would you rate yourself as an overachiever?

(4) VOICE: What else that makes the sun an overachiever?

(5) You're a perfectionist and overachiever, and this year the planets turn up the heat on those tendencies.

(6) If you're an overachiever, you may put relaxation low on your priority list. Don't shortchange yourself.

(7) "You will find more of the overachiever culture in privileged areas because they're so driven toward getting into a prestigious school. " Says Robbins, "but it transcends class lines.

(8) I would love for people to think of me as a talented overachiever.

(9) She does not work out too much, she is an abdominal overachiever.

(10) The combination of arts and science is more likely to become overachiever.

(11) In fact, small colonies may sometimes rely on a single hyperactive overachiever.

(12) But the rigorous discipline and sacrifices involved in raising an overachiever are not for the faint of heart. Sentencedict.com

(13) "I've always been comfortable as a kid growing up to think that when my career is over, I want them to think of me as an overachiever despite the talent that I have, " Bryant said.

(14) This principle has gone far toward making Finland an educational overachiever.

(15) Thinking over what made me feel this way, I reached a simple conclusion: Nash was an overachiever.