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His boy had run ahead of him and climbed high on to a nearby cement factory tower.

Falzo thought about jumping off the train and trying to run ahead of it to save the little boys.

In the course of time, Absalom provided himself with a chariot and horses and with fifty men to run ahead of him.

It must have been quite undignified for him to run ahead of the crowd and then climb a convenient tree!

They did not run ahead of God, nor did they try to do anything in their own strength.

If you travel overseas, to run ahead of passports, visas, health certificates, as well as a good foreign currency exchange.

It would be tempting to allow banks to run ahead with thin capital cushions.

Still more problematic have been the cases where the news coverage has run ahead of the evidence.

I run a race with the wind. Hula, I always run ahead of wind.

Similarly, though ambition continues to run ahead of reality, India has become serious about improving its woeful infrastructure.

Clifford and I run ahead. He clears the street for the fire trucks . Then he takes the people to a safe place.

Current regulations do not pull them back but let them run ahead .

"Demand for most industrial commodities continues to run ahead of supply, " the EIU said.

Technology-enabled scale allowed traders to run ahead of banks' ability to measure risk, he says.

Measured against the late 1990s, the current internet boom could have a good run ahead of it.

Thereupon we debated today the focal point appears, whether should encourage the run ahead consumption.

On attitude toward consumption, pursue high consumption and run ahead consumption.

As with all debates about the brain drain, theory has run ahead of evidence.

We should run ahead to save life.

Run ahead of one's reckoning