The phrase "ahead falling" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is falling forward or in front, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The leaves were ahead falling from the trees as autumn approached."
Alternatives: "falling forward" or "falling in front".
He meant the situation of Rome at a crossroads, struggling ahead, falling behind.
Rolls-Royce has unveiled a $2.7bn order from Norwegian for Trent engines and a service support package but its shares have failed to power ahead, falling 5p to 550p.
Looking ahead, falling commodity prices could force companies in the natural resources sectors to cut dividends to shareholders — and that means that research to find alternative sources of dividends becomes crucial.
European markets opened more cautiously, starting the day slightly ahead before falling back.
With dusk falling, David Millar makes a spirited escape, at one point 30sec ahead, before falling back into the peloton as the sprinters' teams take control.
The challenges ahead fall into four categories.
As Cabral leaped to clear the barrier, Kebenei — just a few strides ahead — fell into water.
An eagle at the seventh was the highlight of the front nine and it was at the 12th that Wood found himself tied for the lead as those ahead fell back.
The job ahead falls into two halves.First, Mr Bush needs to show that America has not tilted so far towards Israel that it can never broker a fair peace.
Those of us who rely on a mnemonic (pronounce the opening letter m as in pneumonia, or gnu, or knee-jerk) murmur, "Spring ahead, fall back," and set our cheap new quartz watches ahead, thereby "saving" an hour of daylight.
Among the negative news yesterday was the report that the Index of Leading Economic Indicators, which is intended to give a sense of how the economy will be performing in the months ahead, fell 0.2percentt last month, its third consecutive monthly decline.
