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Meanings of racing ahead in English

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Usage of racing ahead in English
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Lake paused for a moment, her mind racing ahead of her words.
Hush: a novel
2
John and Bill were always racing ahead, leaving fixed lines in place.
Rock and Ice Magazine
3
So she went charging down the corridor, now racing ahead of Rhianna.
The Wyrmling Horde
4
His dogs caught the scent of an animal and went racing ahead.
Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods
5
Schmidt, although proud of his side's performance, was not racing ahead of himself.
The Irish Times
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She was racing ahead, darting along the river valley that cut deep ravines.
The Mammoth Hunters
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But already his mind was racing ahead to his next encounter with humans.
The Golem and the Jinni
8
Women are (horse) racing ahead Last year female jockeys outperformed their male counterparts.
The Guardian
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Everything is racing ahead of a regulatory structure ill-equipped to usher in this change.
Wired
10
In one area, though, we're racing ahead of the game.
The Irish Times
11
New builds are racing ahead in Dublin, Belfast and Cork.
The Irish Times
12
He was racing ahead of his studies in the areas that were important to him.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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Tolton's mind was racing ahead with the concept now.
The Naked God
14
You'll either be mentally racing ahead of folks and waiting for them to catch up.
Ebony
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His mind racing ahead, Quinn slowly printed his confession.
By reason of insanity
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The dogs racing ahead, flushing birds from the dozens of trees that fringed the property.
Solomon's oak: a novel
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