Sentence examples for ahead back from inspiring English sources

Most, in fact, are protégés of the president's 41-year-old son Gamal.In this section The struggle for order Still heading for a showdown At last, a breath of fresh air Riding ahead Back in the fold Dish it out!

The police have usually managed to chase away those who have invaded white farms.In this section The struggle for order Still heading for a showdown At last, a breath of fresh air Riding ahead Back in the fold Dish it out!

In the same week, Sheikha Maitha bint Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum (the ruling sheikh's daughter by Sheikha Hind) won four gold medals at the Gulf karate championships.In this section The struggle for order Still heading for a showdown At last, a breath of fresh air Riding ahead Back in the fold Dish it out!

If such bad spots as Fallujah, to the west of Baghdad, can be sealed off if not subdued, the rest of the country will be peaceful enough to witness a fair ballot.In this section The struggle for order Still heading for a showdown At last, a breath of fresh air Riding ahead Back in the fold Dish it out!

It would probably have been taken off it already, were it not for evidence that its agents may recently have been involved in a bizarre plot to assassinate Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah.In this section The struggle for order Still heading for a showdown At last, a breath of fresh air Riding ahead Back in the fold Dish it out!

The system will be helped by information received from other cars, which will be sending information about the road ahead back to you.

He was eight seconds ahead before backing off on the final lap.

Moreover, some governments are massively more efficient than others, and there are huge gains to be achieved merely by bad governments copying what good governments do—such as planning ahead, backing winners and rewarding people for doing the right thing.

The corporation withdrew from responsibility for the Proms, with which Wood went ahead, backed by the Royal Philharmonic Society, with the LSO replacing the BBC SO.

The basic concept is really simple: plan ahead, back-check the critical development steps by a separate sub-cycle and talk with the user.

"Wake up everybody, no more sleepin' in bed, no more backward thinkin', time for thinkin' ahead... .. Back in the sixties, Eugene McDaniels created a glorious anti-Vietnam War anthem titled "Compared To What" that became a hit by Les McCann and sax blower Eddie Harris, its most passionate read delivered by Roberta Flack on her First Take album.