How To Use dead ahead In A Sentence
- I stared dead ahead at the doorway.
- The stranger was dead ahead.
- But it was there all right, dead ahead - a bar, knife-sharp and deadly.
- The startled hogger awoke to the sparks of the fuzees and an horrific view of the rear of a train dead ahead and no way to stop in time.
- Suddenly the buyer saw a cliff dead ahead.
- But oh no: he waited, staring dead ahead, his jowls quivering to the vibrations of the idling engine. THE CALLIGRAPHER
- the laboratory is dead ahead
- She spotted the Lich Tower dead ahead, and figured it had to be just another mile's walk.
- You know, but uh, he was like, Burton Woods, dead ahead.
- Navigators in the open sea normally alter course in this way because they believe there is another vessel dead ahead on a reciprocal course or on their port bow in circumstances which require an alteration to starboard.
