Sentence examples for Slightly ahead of time from inspiring English sources

The season features Ballet Theater celebrating the centennial of the birth of Antony Tudor (slightly ahead of time, since he was born in 1909) by performing at least one of his ballets — including "The Leaves Are Fading," "Pillar of Fire," "Jardin aux Lilas" — on each program.

Despite the high complexity of recruitment, recruitment goals were met slightly ahead of time as noted in Figure  1.

EVERYTHING but the weather was with the Music Hall yesterday for the slightly ahead-of-time opening of its always momentous Easter show.

We have come through the ranks slightly ahead of our time and we haven't had the time to stand still and have a look at what facilities we would need.

In Northern Ireland, however, hourly earnings for women working full-time pulled slightly ahead of full-time male earnings for the first time in 2010.

But Bullock said Abrams might be slightly ahead of her time.

The hope is to someday run a predictor slightly ahead of real time and beat network delay.

As is often the case with truly contemporary architecture, these projects tend to look slightly ahead of their time.

Pitino exploited it like no other coach, and in game notes, Marinatto wrote that "Rick Pitino is like Panasonic — slightly ahead of his time".

The basic idea, to achieve espresso-grade liftoff with a cold, fizzy cola drink, was just slightly ahead of its time.

It presents Fontana as a visionary and risk taker, who, like many of his ilk, was slightly ahead of his time (and, often, his materials) and did not always achieve his goals.