Sentence examples for ahead compare from inspiring English sources

But seriously, folks... Go ahead: Compare our prices with those other places in town -- there's a reason Frantic Fred's is the area's overall sales leader four years running.

Based on these figures, though, Adele's album is already way ahead compared to her previous releases.

The style is the same, but it is a level ahead compared to what I have been doing.

Consumer services businesses were more optimistic than consumers, with a balance of 36% expecting a brighter year ahead compared with 25% last month.

One of the reasons for the north's inability to strategically plan ahead, compared with London, is its lack of power.

The new machine which crushed Kasparov yesterday can scan 200 million a second, sometimes 300 million, and can analyse 74 moves ahead – compared with chess masters who typically think 10 moves ahead.

Last week men and women played at Eastbourne and 's-Hertogenbosch and he said: "I am not against these tournaments, it's just that I think that today men's tennis is really ahead compared to women.

Ms. Spears gets an apparent endorsement from her role model, but it's Madonna who comes out ahead: compared to the thin, computer-tuned husk of Ms. Spears's voice, Madonna sounds like a real singer.

Even with the commission and listing fees, which are much higher than the 1.25percentto5percentcommissionssion and listing fee of 25 cents to $2 that eBay charges, most eBay broker users come out ahead, compared with what they would pay an offline consignment shop.

They say Labour is the best party in all policy areas except "reforming welfare to stop scroungers and cut benefit dependency", an issue on which they put the Conservatives 10 points ahead – compared with a 30-point lead for Labour among the sample as a whole.

The french Sociology of Work inspired by Pierre Naville is a step ahead compared with "distributed cognition", "situated action" or "regime of familiarity".