How To Use Ahead In A Sentence
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She is daunted by the task ahead in the second of the six-part series.
The Sun
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Jane's language skills enabled her to forge ahead on the career ladder.
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You could get the go-ahead for a project that means a lot to you.
The Sun
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We've got a lot of hard work ahead.
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The administration will lose a lot of respect in my eyes if this goes ahead.
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If I wanted to find blogs written in Welsh, then I have a bit of a challenge ahead of me.
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Hence the salty relish of the prospect that lies ahead.
Times, Sunday Times
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Filming went ahead in spite of the bad weather.
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Suddenly I heard a clash of metal on metal which brought me out of my thoughts - I looked up and found I could see two people fencing ahead.
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He wears tee shirts and a designer stubble and is always two steps ahead of himself.
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The judge's decision will allow the case to move ahead.
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What he was doing was centuries ahead of the time.
Times, Sunday Times
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The size of the task ahead is daunting.
The Sun
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Trouble is, we've got to make up our minds whether to go full speed ahead or full speed astern.
SAN ANDREAS
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Success was to be defined as the exfiltration of Bin Ladin out of Afghanistan.28 A meeting of principals was scheduled for May 29 to decide whether the operation should go ahead.
Think Progress » Report: Saddam and Al Qaeda Enemies, Not Collaborators
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Just ahead, the Democratic ticket is official, and the game is underway.
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round and round, while meditatively, as a cow chewing the cud, he let his eyes rest on the flat water ahead of him
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In terms of its careful emphasis on surprise, artillery concentration, and methodical planning, Amiens pointed the way ahead to Alamein.
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Enjoy each other's company but take it slowly and don't jump ahead.
The Sun
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They've hit their peak and it's light years ahead of the competition.
The Sun
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Walk straight ahead until you reach the river.
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He would much rather be judged on whether share prices continue to rise or fall ahead of a bid or profit warning.
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We still went ahead getting the property ready for the season, training seasonal staff and volunteers.
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The circle of human soldiers parted ahead, and a tall gold-haired human in a dark blue uniform walked through with another armored soldier at his side.
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With recorded information the point of consumption can be anywhere from seconds to millennia ahead.
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With a quick catch and lift, he passed Michael up and into unseen hands outstretched from the iron wall of the ship, and paddled ahead to an open cargo port.
CHAPTER 2
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I wouldn't care success or failure, for I will only struggle ahead as long as I have been destined to the distance. I wouldn't care the difficulties around, for what I can leave on the earth is only their view of my back since I have been marching toward the horizontal.
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The future of the referendum was in doubt last night as the Tánaiste signalled it would not go ahead without broad support.
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But some warned that the impact of higher mortgage rates on wage negotiations risked increased pressure on prices in the months ahead.
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What we will learn over the next five weeks is whether it is the whole southern hemisphere that remains significantly ahead, or just one nation within it.
Times, Sunday Times
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Thereby, you will be able to navigate your way ahead, carefully picking your route around bloated wobbly people, inconsiderate ‘wallowers’ and arsey posers as they try to impress the girls.
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But if the international community wants the hopeful prospects for the days, months and years ahead to materialize for Iraq, we must confront the reality of Saddam Hussein's intransigency.
CNN Transcript Mar 5, 2003
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Thailand has constantly reinvented itself to stay ahead in the tourism game.
Times, Sunday Times
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And workers 'wages barely budged, meaning consumers will probably stay somewhat cautious in the months ahead.
Latest Headlines - ABC 7 News
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Directory assistance provider Conduit said it had made a profit after tax in its last quarter, three months ahead of expectations.
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Who took the decision to go ahead with the project?
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Damian's room was directly next to hers, and Rachel looked ahead to the next three nights with fear and excitement.
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It was an impressive performance, especially when its two largest components, Allied Irish Banks and Bank of Ireland, both had a torpid year. The performance put the Irish market ahead of many of its peers.
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Your mix of logic and intuition keeps you a step ahead in the working world.
The Sun
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Nicholas Hytner is booked up years ahead on both opera and theatre.
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If that's not enough, you can book ahead to fire up and drive a steam engine for yourself.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rather, Robertson, skulking ahead, has now downgraded his earlier call to murder and mayhem to mere kidnapping.
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He kept his eyes on the road ahead, his face taut with concentration.
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I extend my best wishes for your career. As a HR expert, your guidance will help the team in America. They have got the right person for the position. Wish you a smooth sailing ahead and a path full of joy, May all your dreams come true in the future!
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Let's go ahead and coronate Palin the presidential nominee now and throw the constitutionist Republican vote away to the Libertarian Party right now to avoid the rush later on?
First on the Ticker: Palin will not run for re-election
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They pressed ahead, blundering into the woods through the darkening maze of trees and shrubs.
Christianity Today
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She remained insensible of the dangers that lay ahead.
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Allthough it could be just prudent housekeeping ahead of the expected cuts and the hootsmon is spinning it as a "rammy with westminster" article, we all know Westminster are going to be scrooge and cant afford it after Browns disaster.
The SNP Myth of the £500m cut and related matters
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He has been gelded over the winter and could easily be well ahead of the handicapper.
The Sun
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You will be able to see where the yawning gaps are up ahead.
Life Without Work
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The mass movement for technical innovation is vigorously forging ahead in the factory.
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In Assam four weeks of rain, ahead of the monsoon season, have devastated huge areas, making 5m people homeless.
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Income tax receipts are 1.8% ahead of the same period last year, compared with a Budget target of 8.4%.
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To some judges, it isn't fair that the donor should always get the ring back, especially if the donee stood ready to go ahead with the marriage and the donor broke it off.
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It was funny, butwhen I was going to school for ANOC for my E-7 I almost didn't finish, I only had 6 years to go and with only one E-7 in commo I thought "no use" but went ahead.
A Commercial for Christmas
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Steve Sailer has been way ahead of you in heaping blame on Bush.
Matthew Yglesias » On So-Called “Irresponsible” Borrowers
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Cate stared silently ahead, peering into the grove of trees.
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Magos Herrera has evolved into a global-centric musician, capable of expressing herself in a multiplicity of languages, and vocal settings; from straight-ahead, ballads, scats, and the various dimensions and invention of Afro-Latin music.
HW Pick: Magos Herrera, Luna Menguante Barluna «
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Look at the brightness of what lies ahead and work out a way to make it come to you.
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You should picture to yourself the brilliant future ahead of us.
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With a 33 km mountain run behind me and a 67 km white-water kayak ahead, I felt pain, dread, exaltation, jubilation, anticipation, fear and joy - give me more emotions.
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The keeper then excelled himself by reacting quickly to block the rebound from Adam and, unbelievably, Dundee were still ahead.
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Iceberg dead ahead! SOS ! Man the lifeboats! We're going down! There, isn't that a comfort ?
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Legal proceedings are going ahead.
Times, Sunday Times
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Quick learners should be allowed to forge ahead.
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This is not someone who views the way ahead with gloom and despondency.
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Interviewer Ryan Tubridy sought the advice of Jon Snow ahead of the interview but was warned it would be difficult to extract anything 'revelatory' out of Tony Blair.
Tony Blair interview greeted by Iraq war protesters and Jedward fans
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The new bridge has been finished two years ahead of schedule.
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It was certainly an auspicious start, and most merchants are hopeful that the worst is behind them, and that there will be better days ahead.
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I must say that acting was good training for the political life that lay ahead of us. Anthony Burgess
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All I could hear in the hush was the birds tweeting until, suddenly ahead of me, a lithe lad in Lycra darted over a crossroads like a rabbit scuttling for cover.
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Do you want to go ahead with the advance party, or would you rather be in the second group of climbers?
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But since their dividend growth should be ahead of the market's, the yield premium should be slimmer.
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As if in confirmation, a line appears along the featureless wastes ahead.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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The celebrity he will now enjoy will make that even easier in the weeks ahead.
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So how 'bout simply saying a muted but sincere 'Thank you, God' for an honest and smart president who's trying to move ahead by untangling the 'fubar' mess left by the crooks, dummies and wackos who ruled Washington for eight long years.
Giles Slade: Obama Without Glamour
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Having been duly warned that I would get nowhere with my application, I went right ahead and applied anyway.
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In contrast to the general picture in the technology sector, data storage minnow InTechnology recently had to put out a cautionary note that its profits were likely to be ‘significantly ahead’ of general stock market expectations.
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But the tasks ahead are gargantuan.
Times, Sunday Times
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At the time, the term childhood obesity was not making headlines, but the running community, usually ahead of the curve when it comes to health issues, felt that kids were in need of an extra push to get out and work their bodies.
Young Runners
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The garage is a mile ahead up the hill-just follow your nose.
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That could see Tommy Bridewell aboard the Quay Garage Honda posing questions of the title chasing pack as he ran only marginally down in seventh place ahead of Alastair Seeley on the second Relentless Suzuki and Chris Walker riding his privately entered Suzuki
Roadracingworld.com
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The ability to be there ahead of everybody else and capture market share makes a big difference, of course.
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Bichette ran 30 yards at full speed, bobbled the ball and dropped it, allowing the go-ahead run to score.
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People neeed some courage in life, just like climbing a cliff .Although there are stemp ahead, you still fell some timorous and dare not go ahead. But when you conquer the timidity and reach the peak, you will feel the importance of courage as you enjoy the beautiful scenes. It is the same with life.
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She was an artist ahead of her time, a modernist who used minimalism and anticipated the reductivism of the 1970s.
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There's also oxtail on the menu, as well as rice pilau, and, if you call ahead, the owner will make ginger beer.
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The hard-liners have not vanished, and the political battles ahead will be intense.
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Plan ahead if you elect to choose to make a handgun part of your personal defense plans.
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In rare circumstances boats are able to bump the boat five places ahead.
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Far ahead, a door opened and a buff man stepped out.
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It means that some people are jumping ahead and buying before they are really ready.
The Sun
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Some appetizing soups follow to create more place for tasty fare ahead.
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The farther the ratio between the rates of rod and disc departs from exactly 1: 5, whether less or greater, the more rapid will the strobic movement, backward or forward, be; until finally the divergence is too great, the newly forming bands lie too far ahead or behind those already formed to fuse with them and so be apperceived as one system, and so the bands are lost in confusion.
Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 1 Containing Sixteen Experimental Investigations from the Harvard Psychological Laboratory.
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Then he singled in the sixth, the hit part of a rally that enabled Baltimore to go ahead, 4-2.
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Monaco is a special race on the Formula One calendar and Schumacher does not expect an easy weekend ahead.
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Vancouver - Weather conditions were improving ahead of the men's downhill at Whistler Creekside Monday in good news for organizers who have had to rejuggle their Olympics alpine ski programme.
The Earth Times Online Newspaper
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The duds keeping one job ahead of their last disaster would be found out and punished.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the one-step ahead forecasting situation, we assumed that the industrial practitioners updated their data quarterly.
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A block of ebony was climbing above the horizon, eclipsing the stars ahead.
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Peter was well ahead of them, walking alone, his head down, his calculations and reactions, as always, unknowable.
BARN BLIND
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Iranian officials have suggested that the all-expenses-paid visit take place on January 15 and 16, ahead of Iran's talks on its nuclear program in Istanbul later this month with world powers.
Iran Confirms Invitations to Tour Nuclear Sites
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Suddenly the bus ahead of us skidded off the road and tipped over on its side in a rice field.
Christianity Today
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With Miami ahead by four and less than two minutes remaining in overtime, Evans knocked the ball loose from one Miami ball-handler, went and stole the ball from the Miami player who collected the loose ball and then jetted downcourt for a transition lay-up.
Miami 70, Virginia 68: Three up, three down
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The week ahead looks changeable, with areas of low pressure passing to the north.
Times, Sunday Times
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A brace of £60,000 races highlight a cracking card at Haydock, where Time Ahead will surely take all the beating in the bet 365 Lancashire Oaks.
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Today we can reveal that not only have we smashed the target but we've done it a year ahead of schedule.
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If you've written off pistons and pushrods as obsolete 20 th-century artifacts, you're ahead of the game.
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Ahead of us lay ten days of intensive training.
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Obviously they had no idea what lay ahead after they had crossed the bridges and got close to the enemy positions.
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Are they looking ahead to next year and more festival headline slots?
The Sun
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And basically, he applied the same standard we did, and that is, if there was some kind of indentation that was consistent throughout the ballot -- didn't have to cover the whole ballot, but as long as there was enough to show a pattern that this is how the voter voted, then we would go ahead and count that as a vote.
CNN Transcript - Larry King Live: Florida Supreme Court Grants Gore Campaign a Reprieve - December 8, 2000
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Thinking that Clinton's giving NK the go-ahead for nuclear importation is like thinking that Clinton's a communist.
Bubba gets it done (Jack Bog's Blog)
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The airline is pushing ahead with its own restructuring plan in an attempt to stave off bankruptcy.
Times, Sunday Times
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Roasting pies in the sky on a big-ass bonfire is no way to get ahead in life.
Your Right Hand Thief
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I refer to the far greater and more sweeping drama in which we are all caught up and which will profoundly affect our world view in the years ahead.
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The teacher told the students not to go out of yet, but Tom went ahead and left the room.
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As the rain bucketed down, driven horizontally by a southeast gale, he decided the walk would go ahead.
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Happy anniversary!May the years ahead fulfill all your hope.
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The Bath coach Steve Meehan has given his criticised fly-half Butch James his full support ahead of Saturday's Heineken Cup quarter-final at Leicester
Leicester 12-26 Bath | LV Cup match report
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According to the same source, the Bujagali dam at the outlet of Lake Victoria in Jinja, Uganda, is due to go ahead within the next few weeks with £66m of funding from the World Bank.
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Thinking ahead, we might be wise to build the new factory now before prices rise again.
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Yet he told lawyers to press ahead with the libel case.
The Sun
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It looked like there was a convergence line ahead paralleling highway 33 on the west side.
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After his second pit stop Robert stayed ahead so I secured second place.Sentence dictionary
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The subplot is to push Corona ahead of Budweiser and Coors.
Ask an old gringo: grafitti, chili peppers, pickup trucks and women
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But as we rounded a bend, we saw that two cars had been stopped ahead of us by men in combat fatigues at a roadblock.
Times, Sunday Times
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New Zealand head the Tri-Nations standings on eight points, one ahead of title-holders Australia with Saturday's winner taking the title.
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he is ahead by a pawn
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I understand that the network needs to constantly stay ahead of and predict trends, and they obviously do that with inductions of new shows, like the "carb"-focused ones, but surely not at the expense of the stable of veterans that built FoodTV from the beginning to what it is today.
Archive 2005-03-01
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Nearing the coast we could see the beach ahead, and could hear the noise of shellfire and our rocket ships, which were pounding the beaches.
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You have a realistic view of people at work and this keeps you an important step ahead.
The Sun
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Today's intellectual pessimism and cultural disorientation distracts the human imagination from confronting challenges that lie ahead.
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I extend my best wishes for your career. As a HR expert, your guidance will help the team in America. They have got the right person for the position. Wish you a smooth sailing ahead and a path full of joy, May all your dreams come true in the future!
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Every person who stands up in protest against the plans makes it that little bit more awkward for the powers-that-be to steamroller ahead.
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StoryBoard Pro Software : Atomic Learning's FREE Video StoryBoard Pro is designed to give teachers, students, and home movie makers a tool to plan ahead when creating video projects.
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Hell, I told myself, if it leaves out Bubo, the mechanical owl from the original, then it already would be ahead of the game.
My Review of Clash of the Titans 2010
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As with any postponement, opinions vary as to whether or not the game could have gone ahead.
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But he's pushing ahead: On Wednesday, Mr. Anwar vowed to run for parliament "imminently" in a by-election, with the aim of toppling the government by September.
It's Déjà Vu for Malaysia's Opposition Leader
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Irvine finally pulled ahead seven minutes into the second period, taking a lead they were not to relinquish.
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The mass movement for technical innovation is vigorously forging ahead in the factory.
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There was a long journey ahead of us, so we only remained during the time that was occupied in outspanning the tired mules and inspanning the fresh lot.
Argentina from a British Point of View
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It is also consistent with the type of situation which was almost never recalled - going straight ahead past a minor road.
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And I thought we were going to sit calmly discussing strategy for the evening ahead.
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Cut up some pieces of plywood ahead of time to use as holding forms, and clamp every thing down.
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The cabstand was just ahead, and a cab was there, engine running.
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Up ahead in the distance he could see a group of young guys walking towards him.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ahead of him he saw the Sacred Veil upon which was embroidered two cherubim, male and female each embracing the other.
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I urge you instead to just e-mail me at snively [at] mit [dot] edu and we'll discuss content and I'll go ahead and make changes as needed.
MIT Admissions
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He kept on ahead, then, lost in thought, followed by Tartlet, who by his shouts and gestures, kept together the flock of sheep, agouties, goats, and poultry.
Godfrey Morgan A Californian Mystery
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If he continues to keep ahead, he will win the race.
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From everything I have seen of Mr. Mandela, and from the memories I have of meeting him personally on several occasions, Mr. Freeman gets everything right: the walk, the cadences in the voice, the out-front and straight-ahead posture and the inner radiance that connect his thoughts and his words with visible facial computations — many of the qualities that make Mr. Mandela an inspiring leader.
I'm Cheering for Morgan Freeman
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Pharmacists have been given the go-ahead to issue repeat prescriptions without involving family doctors and to sell medicines which have only been available on prescription.
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With the development of new products and market push, XHD shall make full use of her own advantage, keep constant innovation, keep ahead of tideway and initiate a brilliant future.
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I don't want to be thought insensitive, but I do think we should go ahead despite the accident.
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It is materially ahead of other countries.
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Thinking ahead, we might be wise to build the new factory now before prices rise again.
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Five minutes later he was plodding steadily ahead of his big Mackenzie hound into the peopleless barrens to the south and west.
Philip Steele of the Royal Northwest mounted Police
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Bursting from the trees ahead of him, three black shapes came hurtling towards him over the pine needle floor of the clearing.
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Even now each state, moreover, seeks to get ahead of other states as it deals with its military and defense problems.
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In 1910 it was the home of 18, 182 souls, a dead and hopeless outlook ahead.
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Planning ahead had always come as second nature to her.
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Hours of feverish activity lay ahead. The tents had to be erected, the stalls set up.
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BRITAIN'S fledgling shale gas industry faces a crucial test this week when planners decide whether fracking in Lancashire can go ahead.
Times, Sunday Times
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His gaze was rigidly fixed ahead.
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I'm not sure about the legalities, but I suggest we go ahead with the plan and see what happens.
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I'll run ahead and warn them.
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Looking ahead, retailers were less upbeat about the prospects for the outlook for sales volumes in July, with the expected balance dipping to plus 38.
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It was so foggy that the driver could hardly make out the way ahead.
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May each hour be happy one on this special day.May the day ahead be more than happy,too,as all your dreams and plans work out just right for you.
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The rabies injection has to be given 21 days ahead of a journey, to allow time for the second booster injection.
Times, Sunday Times
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They do not seem to have this problem with the Republic of Ireland, a sovereign nation which is miles ahead of Scotland in national identity and national global branding and marketing.
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That weekend in Plattsburgh, he convinced her to go ahead and marry Bud.
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So, with a strong sense of camaraderie and purpose, the French were ready and settled in preparation for the battles ahead.
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It would have been easy for heads to go down and for commitment to drop after the visitors went ahead.
The Sun
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Then without even giving a proper bill of charges, they went ahead and deactivated my connection since I had allegedly exceeded my calling value.
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Ahead of us, and to our left and right, was nothing but a vast, uninterrupted expanse of mown grass stretching into the distance.
Country diary: Wigborough, Somerset
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Over the wall, the path gently falls to a col with the rock face of Side Pike ahead.
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The exploration leader sent a fellow to go ahead to see if the road was clear.
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A moment later, the vehicle appeared, rounding a curve up ahead.
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From ahead came the rumble of heavy artillery fire off to the west and the east.
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She's a very talented young singer, Mike and I personally think she's got a great future ahead of her!
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It seems that Christmas time is here once again, and it is time again to bring in the New Year. We wish the merriest of hristmas to you and your loved ones, and we wish you happiness and prosperity in the year ahead.
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I found them to be open and frank about some of the challenges that still lie ahead and I think it this is important.
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A girl of the German team was flying two steps ahead of Wilma.
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Ahead, lay a sleepy Nubian town, and beyond lay an angry cataract; the water boiled and frothed through the gorge and over hidden rocks.
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Employers have exploited the situation to end strikes and press ahead with plans to cut jobs and working conditions.
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Buks yomped ahead across the helideck and tossed the words back over his shoulder.
A DAYSTAR OF FEAR
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If the fee is acceptable to WD King then I hope that your commitments permit our provisional meeting in Bath next Monday to go ahead.
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He's behind the others in reading but a long way ahead in arithmetic.
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On its final page, one short sentence makes an oblique reference to the crisis ahead.
Times, Sunday Times
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Speed and reliability were important to dealers in manufactured goods who wanted to catch rising markets abreast with or ahead of their competitors.
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Drinks and confectionery giant Cadbury Schweppes jumped 5p to 479p ahead of results out later this week.
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But there could be some bumps ahead.
Times, Sunday Times
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On its final page, one short sentence makes an oblique reference to the crisis ahead.
Times, Sunday Times
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Discussions have been held with his mother Judy on how the tennis wunderkind can access ongoing support and Harrison will soon sit down with his coach, Mark Petchey, to plot the way ahead.
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The site was one of many sites launched by ALP pollies throughout the year, but this one was most definitely ahead of the rest of the pack.
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I was driving and waited until the road ahead was clear before attempting to overtake.
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He grinned his approval, smile instantly fading as he spotted something in the sand ahead.
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For the sixth consecutive time that year, Prost had qualified ahead of Lauda.
