Sentence examples for a bit ahead of time from inspiring English sources

The question that is on many people's minds as the iPhone 4 antenna drama plays itself out is "why didn't any of the reviewers notice this?" After all, we had reviews of the iPhone from the heavy hitters quite a bit ahead of time — seasoned tech journalists who were ostensibly on the lookout for issues like this.

In some ways, this first Clie seems a bit ahead of its time.

("I probably was a bit ahead of my time," Mr. Arad said).

"He was just a bit ahead of his time," Kite said.

But I'd like to think we played our part and were a bit ahead of our time".

He held hearings across the country, and warned — a bit ahead of his time — of the danger in Wall Street's growing investment in the subprime market.

Most people of that age wouldn't think of that, but they were a bit ahead of their time and you'd certainly have said he was going to have a future of some literary cast".

Jimmy Carter was a Nascar man a bit ahead of his time, while Ronald Reagan not only uttered, "Win one for the Gipper," he created his late-career persona in the process.

"Sadly enough, I suppose, the world has caught up with what I have been saying for many years," the senator told the Guardian, adding that he was, perhaps, "a bit ahead of his time".

Supertex has always been a bit ahead of its time.

Unfortunately, Bigelow Aerospace was a bit ahead of their time.