Sentence examples for ahead become from inspiring English sources

Open Source Everything demands that true cost economics and the indigenous concept of 'seventh generation thinking' – how will this affect society 200 years ahead – become central.

I need to go from Point A to B; to see the objects ahead become the scene around.

Suddenly, the road ahead became totally unfamiliar.

But as conventional farming adapts, the best way ahead becomes much less clear.

The column, or line ahead, became the logical tactical formation for bringing the most guns to bear.

Every step along the way, they took counsel from one another during Shamahala runs until the path ahead became clear.

In 1947 he and two associates from Jimmy Dorsey's band, the pianist Lou Carter and the bassist Johnny Frigo, formed the vocal and instrumental trio the Soft Winds, whose song "Detour Ahead" became a jazz standard, recorded most memorably by Billie Holiday.

The diminished nature of the season ahead became apparent on Aug. 21, when Paramount Pictures — stung last year by heavy spending on "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," which never quite found its footing in the awards quest and accompanying box office derby — suddenly bumped Martin Scorsese's drama "Shutter Island" into next year, moving it out of the current Oscar race altogether.

Delegates in Cancún cheered deliriously as the agreement was passed, but as the negotiators from 193 nations returned home, the scale of the tasks ahead became clear, from deep cuts in carbon emissions to raising billions of dollars of climate aid.

That's not to say the president won't talk about Libya over the next few days, aides say, but he's not likely to succumb to pressure to deliver a long, explanatory address to outline his elusive endgame to the nation until the path ahead becomes clearer.

Somehow he clawed back the Dane's lead and in the final race got ahead and stayed ahead to become the most successful Olympic sailor of all time.