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move ahead of

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move ahead of someone or something
to advance beyond someone or something. All my coworkers are moving ahead of me in salary. What am I doing wrong? The police moved ahead of the parade, pushing back the crowd.
See also: ahead, move


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Roger Mason scored 22 points and Kurt Thomas had 13 rebounds for the Spurs, who are just 9-8 since March 10, allowing Houston to move ahead of them in the race for the division title.
 
 
 
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