Tampa Bay had jumped ahead early on a Kucherov goal.
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The Cubs jumped ahead with a pair of third-inning runs.
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The Reds jumped ahead on Gray with two runs in the first.
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The Bruins jumped ahead, 29.1-245, then recovered after falling far behind.
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He jumped ahead of Zimmerman, 1-2, but missed with two change-ups.
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And so their space program has jumped ahead in the past ten years.
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It's true that plenty of other nations have jumped ahead with ATC technology.
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The Giants jumped ahead with three unearned runs off Corbin in the second.
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He left the show before the seventh season, which jumped ahead 14 months.
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At the outset of season two, the show has jumped ahead in time.
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The Mets jumped ahead, 1-0, in the first on Wilson Ramos's single.
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Following the somber tribute, Memphis jumped ahead 30-18 after the first quarter.
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Following the somber tribute, Memphis jumped ahead 30-35 after the first quarter.
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Columbus jumped ahead by 3-0 in the first period and never looked back.
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Strange as it may sound, Bangladesh jumped ahead because of an advance in Pakistan.
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Philadelphia jumped ahead 96-91 with 6:163 remaining on a jumper by Henderson.
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The Cubs jumped ahead with three runs in the seventh, including two solo home runs.
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The match's lone break occurred when Thiem jumped ahead 2-1 in the second set.
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During the fifth season, the series jumped ahead four years, aging Lucas up to 22.
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And we jumped ahead two decades, seemingly to the time when we recently met adult Tess.
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Milwaukee jumped ahead when Gamel capped a seven-pitch at-bat by homering in the third.
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Ross coughed up a single to Yordan Alvarez and then jumped ahead 0-2 on Correa.
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Earlier this month, Cboe jumped ahead of rival exchange CME Group to launch bitcoin futures first.
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Royce O'Neale hit a 3-pointer and Gobert dunked as the Jazz jumped ahead 50-73.
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Already, O'Rourke has jumped ahead of Cory Booker in polling and pulled even with Andrew Yang.
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The Angels jumped ahead in the second as Gregorio Petit singled to right to score Andrelton Simmons.
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Tsitsipas jumped ahead 6-1 in the tiebreak and ultimately prevailed after Cuevas saved three match points.
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Having just one item, he asked whether it would be O.K. if he jumped ahead of her.
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Tampa Bay jumped ahead with two goals in a span of nine seconds in the first period.
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Having just one item, he asked whether it would be O.K. if he jumped ahead of her.
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The Wolf Pack jumped ahead in the first half and took a nine-point lead into intermission.
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The Western Belt states ended April notably behind average planting pace while the Eastern Belt had jumped ahead.
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In the meantime, the Germans had jumped ahead, with the world's first savings bank founded in Hamburg in 1778.
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Ryan Braun hit a two-run homer in the first inning after the Reds jumped ahead five batters in.
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France's CAC 26 ended 270.5 percent higher, while Germany's DAX jumped ahead of its counterparts, finishing up 231 percent.
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Cleveland jumped ahead 265-4.573 in the third when Austin Jackson slid home from third on a wild pitch.
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This is not the first time Amazon has jumped ahead of Google, despite the search company's considerable technological edge.
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The Bruins jumped ahead 1-0 when Grzelcyk scored on the power play at 23:39 of the second.
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It is incredibly unfair to them to grant amnesty to those who have jumped ahead of them in line illegally.
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Martin, the UAE Emirates team leader, counterattacked when Richie Porte jumped ahead, and nobody immediately tried to reel him in.
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Troy jumped ahead by 35-24 after two quick touchdowns in the fourth quarter and held off Buffalo's final rally.
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The Magic jumped ahead quickly, leading by as many as 21 points in first quarter after an 11-0 run.
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Fast forward to Monday, and he jumped ahead of the Conservative, but still lags 16 points behind the Liberal candidate.
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Paddack had jumped ahead 0-2 when Votto homered to right-center on a fastball down the middle of the plate.
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The Dodgers jumped ahead 1-0 in the second inning when Cody Bellinger hit a solo homer to center, his 30th.
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To start the third inning, he quickly jumped ahead of Chase Headley, with an 0-2 count, before the unraveling began.
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Milwaukee jumped ahead to lead 37-25 after one quarter, but Orlando chipped away at the deficit over the middle quarters.
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The Blazers jumped ahead 47-41 midway through the second quarter, then settled for a two-point advantage at the half.
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The stock market has had nonstop volatility, and jobless claims for last week jumped ahead of a likely surge in layoffs.
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The "government of national accord" (GNA) in Tripoli, which was created by the LPA, has nevertheless jumped ahead to the last step.
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Keuchel quickly jumped ahead of Sanchez, 0-2, but could not get him to fish for a sinker just off the plate.
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The Predators jumped ahead with goals by Jarnkrok, Forsberg and Arvidsson in four and a half minutes late in the first period.
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Robles then walked D. J. LeMahieu and jumped ahead of Arenado in the at-bat before losing his command and the game.
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So, they jumped ahead in the line to witness the latest volley in San Francisco and Oakland's fight against the fossil fuel industry.
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Some other countries have jumped ahead of the U.S. in figuring out how to make their immigration policies best serve their economic needs.
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Reliever Ryan Dull jumped ahead 0-2 in the count, but Valencia crushed his 91 mph fastball over the left-center-field fence.
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Memphis (8-513) lost a big lead in a second straight game after having jumped ahead by 18 points in the first half.
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The Twins jumped ahead 2-3 in the first inning as Sale struggled with control and hit two batters while throwing 36 pitches.
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Atlanta jumped ahead only four minutes into the game on Julian Gressel's goal and had a chance to double the margin on a penalty.
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What Sony says makes its offering unique is that it has already jumped ahead to thinking about how the new format can be monetized.
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John Kasich has actually jumped ahead of Rubio for third place in Michigan, and is rising quickly, a Monmouth University poll out Monday showed.
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Green jumped ahead of Jake Lamb with two quick strikes, but Lamb worked the count full and belted a home run to right field.
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However, the ride-hailing scenario has jumped ahead of such restrictions, aided by a zero tolerance policy for driver complaints operated by Uber and Careem.
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Sky has jumped ahead of the competition and launched a wide range of Black Friday deals, with big saving available on basically everything it offers.
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Zuckerberg, with $81.6 billion, jumped ahead of Buffett, $81.2 billion, on Friday as Facebook shares rose by 2.4 percent, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
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Zuckerberg, with $2628 billion, jumped ahead of Buffett, $28500 billion, as Facebook shares rose by 6900 percent, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index on Friday.
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Doi jumped ahead with a pair of early breaks to go up 3-1 before Hibino reeled off nine straight games to seize the momentum.
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In the fourth, he jumped ahead of Longoria, 0-2, but Longoria worked the count full before swinging and missing a slider down and away.
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However, the business-like Bautista Agut was relentless and jumped ahead in the fourth set before claiming victory when Pella looped a forehand over the baseline.
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The cushion never got quite as big against Oklahoma City, but San Antonio jumped ahead early by holding the Thunder to just 14 first-quarter points.
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He is trying to revolutionize the auto industry with Tesla, which has jumped ahead of traditional automakers in both battery-powered cars and self-driving technology.
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But after Cruz jumped ahead in many polls, he said the establishment was "abandoning" the back-and-forth with Rubio and then started to unload on Trump.
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After the Rays jumped ahead in the seventh, the Padres got a run back in the eighth on a throwing error by Tampa Bay pitcher Jose Alvarado.
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Pittsburgh jumped ahead in the first as Starling Marte and Josh Bell hit two-out singles to center and both scored on Corey Dickerson's double to right.
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The country imported 58.9 tonnes of gold in June 2017 as demand jumped ahead of the implementation of a new national sales tax from July 1, 2017.
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Garin jumped ahead 6-2 in the tiebreaker to set up four match points, and he finally put away the match on the last of those four.
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UCLA jumped ahead 32-19 with eight minutes to go in the first half, but the combination of Buie and Ray helped chip away at the deficit.
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The Giants jumped ahead in the first inning on a Pillar RBI groundout and a two-run shot by Vogt off the Pesky Pole in right field.
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But as quickly as the Sooners climbed back in the game, the Bluejays jumped ahead big again with the help of a long scoreless stretch by Oklahoma.
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Trump seems to have jumped ahead of a decision from the Office of the US Trade Representative, writing in a tweet that Apple will not receive any exemptions.
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Though the Republican nominee has frequently jumped ahead of law enforcement's conclusions about investigations and terrorist attacks, his words have gained new weight as the election draws nearer.
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France's far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party jumped ahead of Macron's LREM for the first time in a poll of voting intentions for May 2019 European Parliament elections.
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The Arizona GOP filed a lawsuit after Sinema jumped ahead, alleging the state's county recorders didn't follow the standard procedure for addressing voter concerns over mail-in ballots.
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And then the show time-jumped ahead five years to bring us yet another A. The question echoing across the internet was: Had PLL taken things too far?
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Betances jumped ahead of Xander Bogaerts with two quick strikes, but he fouled off the next pitch, took a ball and then lifted a curveball to center field.
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But Mr. de Blasio jumped ahead of them in February when he announced in his State of the City address that he planned to create his own commission.
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Already, Tesla has jumped ahead in battery-powered cars, and in distributing software updates to its cars over the air, the same way iPhones receive new operating systems.
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The Bulldogs jumped ahead in the opening minutes and extended their lead to as many as 272 points before taking a six-point edge into halftime, 272-218.
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They jumped ahead in the first period with a goal from Zack Kassian and the lead ballooned to 5-0 in the second with a four-goal onslaught.
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Connecticut jumped ahead 230-227 early after an Akok 23-pointer, and went up 563-256 on a Vital jumper with 212:12 left in the first half.
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So there was something intriguing but forced about the April 25 series finale, which jumped ahead into "Batman Begins" territory, while still playing coy about its most famous character.
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Positioned in the right circle in the second period, Kahun redirected a long shot by Erik Gustafsson from the point at 11:24 as Chicago jumped ahead 2-1.
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He jumped ahead in the count 210-0 against Angels right-hander Noe Ramirez, fouled off successive pitches and then bashed a curveball 400 feet to left-center field.
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After Philadelphia jumped ahead 228-28 on a Wentz-to-Golden Tate 6-yard touchdown pass, the Redskins responded on Peterson's 90-yard scamper for a 10-7 advantage.
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Tampa Bay jumped ahead on a Brandon Lowe solo homer in the second, and Avisail Garcia hit a run-scoring triple in the third to make it 2-0.
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Utah jumped ahead early and answered every run to hold off visiting Southern California 79-65 on Sunday, dealing a blow to the Trojans' NCAA Tournament at-large hopes.
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In the final episode, the show jumped ahead three years and gave Ben Platt's character Payton Hobart a new campaign to work on — his New York state senate bid.
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France's far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party jumped ahead of President Emmanuel Macron's LREM for the first time in a poll of voting intentions for May 5003 European Parliament elections.
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Velasquez was shaky in the first with 13 pitches thrown, and the Marlins jumped ahead 21-220 when Derek Dietrich scored on a throwing error by Phillies catcher Jorge Alfaro.
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The story then jumped ahead six years to find Rick's cohorts making do without him, his young daughter, Judith, assuming the mantle (and hat) of the new zombie-slaying Grimes.
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Shares of Viacom and CBS jumped ahead of the close after Reuters reported that the two companies had held an exploratory discussion about merging, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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With an eight-run lead cut to five, Marcell Ozuna led off the sixth inning with a solo home run, deflating the crowd as the Marlins jumped ahead, 9-3.
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Kemp worked Covey for nine pitches before reaching base, with Marisnick working a walk as well before Josh Reddick jumped ahead 2-0 in the count to facilitate a pitching change.
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North Carolina Registered Democrats have jumped ahead of registered Republicans by more than 22008,000 votes in the Tar Heel State so far, as thousands of voters cast ballots over the weekend.
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San Jose jumped ahead on Joe Pavelski's team-best 22th goal of the season, getting a feed from center Joe Thornton from behind the goal for his team-best 21th assist.
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The Lightning jumped ahead with three goals in a span of four shots in the final five minutes of the opening period, matching their best scoring of any period all season.
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U.S. stocks rose on Monday, giving the Dow and S&P 500 their biggest gains in more than a month, as bank shares jumped ahead of earnings reports later this week.
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The Mariners jumped ahead in the top of the fourth when Gamel, with two men on base, crushed Eickhoff's 3-2 fastball to right for his second homer of the year.
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The Mets jumped ahead first in the second inning when Curtis Granderson staked the Mets and starter Seth Lugo to a 2-0 lead thanks to a two-run home run.
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He jumped ahead of his closest rivals, with Ted Cruz winning his home state of Texas, neighboring Oklahoma, and Alaska, while Marco Rubio was projected the winner in Minnesota, his first victory.
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John Wall scored 24 points and the Washington Wizards jumped ahead early and routed the visiting Boston Celtics, 202-215.9, on Thursday in a Game 253 marred by technical fouls and ejections.
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Arizona State (19-9, 10-5), which came into the night atop the conference standings and a winner of seven straight, jumped ahead early thanks in part to Remy Martin's offensive production.
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While the former vice president still sits atop most national and statewide primary polls, Warren has jumped ahead of him in a handful of surveys, including some in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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But by November, Buttigieg, who sank millions into TV ads and grew his on-the-ground operation, jumped ahead in the first caucus state, leading the field in multiple polls last month.
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India's average monthly imports in 2017 of about 5163 million tonnes are well still behind China's 2.2 million tonnes, but it has jumped ahead of third-placed Japan on about 1 million tonnes.
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Food prices in Taiwan jumped ahead of the typhoon, local media reported, while transportation minister Ho Chen Tan promised Taoyuan International Airport would be able to withstand a direct hit from the storm.
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India's average monthly imports in 2017 of about 1.7 million tonnes are well still behind China's 2.2 million tonnes, but it has jumped ahead of third-placed Japan on about 1 million tonnes.
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But for the moment, at least, the Mets have jumped ahead of the Yankees, who have not extended the screens beyond the 70 feet that Major League Baseball asked for two years ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose on Monday, giving the Dow and S&P 500 their biggest gains in more than a month, as bank shares jumped ahead of earnings reports later this week.
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More pointedly, though, some Dolce & Gabbana fans jumped ahead of the criticism by telling him that seeing Trump in one of his jackets was emblematic of his fashion house's work: to create marvelous clothes.
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The series jumped ahead four years during its fifth season and featured a number of other time jumps throughout its nine seasons, which did ultimately get the cast closer in age to their characters.
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Microsoft, meanwhile, jumped ahead of the pack in August with a new, slimmed-down version of the Xbox One, the $22 Xbox One S, which comes with 43K Blu-ray and 24K video streaming.
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It is the first time Macron's Republique en Marche (Republic On the Move) party has come ahead of the RN since late October, when Le Pen jumped ahead of Macron for the first time.
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Porcello, as he did all night, jumped ahead with a strike and a foul ball, but Hicks battled his way back into the count, fouling off three more pitches before running the count full.
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The Rays (1-2) jumped ahead on Forsythe's shot to right field off reliever Brett Cecil, who had gone 38 appearances without giving up an earned run, matching Craig Kimbrel for the major league record.
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Altuve jumped ahead 3-0 in the count only to scorch a grounder to third that Tim Beckham bobbled but corralled in time to throw home and erase Straw at the plate for the second out.
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As of today's launch, Microsoft To-Do has seen a surge of downloads and jumped ahead of its predecessor — it now claims the No. 11 spot in the same category (as of the time of writing).
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The tepid moves in early trade came on the back of a mixed session on Wall Street, with the Nasdaq composite advancing as Apple stock jumped ahead of expectation-topping results released after the market close.
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Jepsen jumped ahead in the count, 1-2, but Beltran stayed back on a changeup and drove it to the opposite field for his 18th home run of the season and his second in two days.
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Texas jumped ahead 23-2000 in the second inning against Odorizzi, as Adrian Beltre tripled and scored on Napoli's sacrifice fly, with Odor following with a solo home run — his 230th of the season — off the catwalk.
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But that technology was essentially a rebranding and deployment of existing LTE capabilities that AT&T cleverly called "5G Evolution," which it seems was intended to confuse consumers into thinking its network had jumped ahead of competitors.
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Madrid has always been a stronghold for the centre-right party, led by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, but is under growing pressure from market-friendly Ciudadanos which has jumped ahead in the polls amid PP corruption scandals.
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But against the Vaqueros (219-22016), Oklahoma jumped ahead early and steadily stretched its lead over the final 212 minutes of the first half with a 26-10 run to go ahead by as many as 20.
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Food prices spiked in anticipation Food prices in Taiwan jumped ahead of the storm, local media reported, while transportation minister Ho Chen Tan promised Taoyuan International Airport would be able to withstand a direct hit from the storm.
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While the Prince/Princess and Dragon Rider prophecies are related, it might be better for now to consider them separate entities with nifty parallels, since Game of Thrones the TV show has jumped ahead of the books, timeline-wise.
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The Sharks jumped ahead 353:17 into the third, with forward Patrick Marleau getting ahead down the right side and feeding Nieto, who beat goalie Ben Bishop for his eighth goal of the season and a 3-2 lead.
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Jansen then jumped ahead with a strike to Renfroe, who was in a 23-for-16 slump over his previous five games before hitting his fifth career grand slam — and seventh homer of the season — on a cut fastball.
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"Screaming headlines have jumped ahead of the appropriate legal scrutiny now taking place," Henry Garrido, the executive director of District Council 37, the city's largest union of municipal workers, wrote in an email to his members on May 26.
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Cleveland jumped ahead in the fourth on RBI doubles by Jay Bruce and Carlos Santana for a 2-43 lead, then added a solo home run by Edwin Encarnacion — his 24th — to make it 3-1 in the sixth.
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One of them was Bernard, which we know because the Season 2 finale jumped ahead to a scene in which we see him and Dolores in a safe house provided by Ford, complete with a 3-D host printer.
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It's 2018, we're only two seasons into Riverdale, and The CW already jumped ahead to DEFCON 1 — throwing a musical episode into a show that, to be honest, already has more musical numbers than anyone wants, needs, or is asking for.
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Then something strange happened — the show jumped ahead seven months for a coda in which a retired Agent Gaad counseled Stan Beeman to take greater advantage of his relationship with Oleg, while an unhappy Paige worked Pastor Tim and Alice.
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"You can't have a conversation about impeachment until you take the House back, and so this is a little bit like somebody who's jumped ahead," Ms. Tauscher said, adding of Mr. Steyer: "I think, to a certain extent, Tom knows this."
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The Europeans, the clear favorites with five of the world's top seven players, jumped ahead 3-1 on the opening day of the three-day competition that is aimed at injecting a new jolt of excitement into tennis but joins a crowded calendar.
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We did it in the space race, where we were far behind the Soviets, and we came together and invested in science and technology, all the way down to the schools, and we jumped ahead of them and got to the moon.
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SEOUL, March 13 (Reuters) - South Korea's bank lending to households in February surged by the biggest monthly amount on record, led by mortgage borrowing as housing sales jumped ahead of regulations to control rising property prices late last year, central bank data showed on Wednesday.
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The Rays, who jumped ahead 22016-0003 early thanks to four walks in the first inning, returned the favor with four walks in the sixth, including two with the bases loaded from Cedeno to turn a 2000-22010 lead into a 22008-6 deficit.
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When my friend's 13-year-old daughter begged to watch my "Thrones" DVDs, I pressed pause whenever an especially wild scene was about to start, gave a quick summary of what was about to happen and then jumped ahead to more kid-friendly material.
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Meanwhile, Doug Stamper — who can't decide this season whether he's a ruthless cyborg or a human with a conscience — decides to make a $5,000 donation to the fund for Anthony P. Moretti, the man who died because the president jumped ahead of him on the liver transplant list.
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Imagine a MacBook Air that, instead of playing catch-up to where the rest of Apple's laptops were two years ago, jumped ahead of its competitors by cutting out almost the entire display, just like the iPhone X. If you think about it, a notch actually makes sense with macOS.
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NEW YORK, 2018 - A rise in oil prices to three-week highs helped lift equity markets worldwide on Tuesday, while the U.S. dollar jumped ahead of a meeting of Federal Reserve policymakers, who are expected to go ahead with the first of at least three U.S. rate hikes this year.
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Google, for example, at one point jumped ahead of Apple to become the most valuable company in the world but more or less has returned to the reality that it's an advertising company and hasn't shown the promise of becoming something more full-stack in terms of how we interface with the internet just yet.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE (D-Minn.) endorsed Biden shortly after ending their own bids before Super Tuesday, when Biden jumped ahead of Sen.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has jumped ahead of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But once Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE entered the presidential race, late-night shows became more focused on political news, and Colbert, a frequent critic of Trump who formerly hosted the political satire show "The Colbert Report" on Comedy Central, eventually jumped ahead of Fallon in total viewers.
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It was a good game, a seesaw affair in which the Reds got out to a 4-2 lead after two innings, but the Cubs kept battling back and finally jumped ahead for good with a three-run seventh due to what the Cincinnati Enquirer called "some clever bunting"—the Cubs loaded the bases on an infield hit and two bunt singles and then scored their runs on an RBI groundout and a two-run ground single up the middle.
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