Sentence examples for ahead from high-quality English sources.

• "And I know there's the desire to move ahead quickly," he added.

• Indeed, other airports in the UK are going ahead with expansion.

• • Up ahead: how will the election result affect UK air passengers?

• You can make the dish through step 4 a few hours ahead and reheat.

• Your turkey, on the other hand, should always be seasoned a day ahead.

• My hope is that Lansing, and the rest of our state, can continue to forge ahead together.

• Go-Ahead chief executive David Brown has previously said that the company makes a loss on its GTR services.

• The market has been one step ahead, with investors rapidly dumping defensive assets for cyclicals and value stocks.

Use ahead in a sentence.

• Ahead, we’ve highlighted some top spots around the town that have re-opened, and the various booking instructions for each venue.

• One trick, in “Orphan Black,” is keeping the story ahead of the science; another is keeping the women ahead of the men.

• “If you don’t fight to move ahead, you don’t move ahead,” says Carla, a freelance consultant (and Mr Castellanos’s spouse).

• He’s won in a super-sharp-shooting 32 minutes 51.7 seconds, a whole 12 seconds ahead of Samuelsson and a further 3.1 seconds ahead of Doll.

• ahead of overused, and often jars (“Why else would they hurriedly concoct their own ‘Confucius peace prize’, a day ahead of the ceremony in Oslo?”

• We know you want to do as much ahead as possible, particularly on Thanksgiving, but stuffing ahead encourages the growth of bacteria, so don’t do it.

• Some polls have put Labour just three percentage points ahead—winners in past elections have been 20 points ahead at this point in the electoral cycle.

• “You know what, people are ready for an unapologetic conservative that will say what you’re thinking, that will put you first, ahead of those special interests, ahead of the status quo, ahead of those that are here illegally,” Mr.

ahead sentence examples

• Reigning European champions Portugal will be tough opponents for the Republic but manager Stephen Kenny will believe his team are capable of finishing ahead of Serbia - even though the 30th-rated Serbs are 12 spots ahead of the Irish in the Fifa rankings.

• With almost 100% of the votes in from the five boroughs of New York City, Clinton was winning everywhere, 20 points ahead in Kings County, which covers Brooklyn, and 39 points ahead in the Bronx, which has the highest proportion of black voters in the city.

• Plus the team are also joined by Lucy Bronze to talk her return to Manchester City, BBC Sport’s Nesta McGregor and Osi Umenyiora dial in to look ahead to the start of the new NFL season, and Australian bowler Adam Zampa ahead of England’s ODI against Australia

• In a press release confirming May's local elections will go ahead, the Cabinet Office said: "The UK's vaccination programme is planned to have reached all nine priority cohorts by May, meaning that the government can commit to go ahead with these polls with confidence."