The phrase "ahead feel" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "I have a strong ahead feel about this project." (Note: This example is not valid due to the incorrect phrase.)
Alternatives: "foresee" or "anticipate".
"Go ahead, feel," Beth Haworth insisted.
Rather than catalog its successes, denounce its detractors or in any way present evolutionary theory as the province of expert tacticians like himself, Wilson invites readers inside and shows them how Darwinism is done, and at lesson's end urges us to go ahead, feel free to try it at home.
"I should say if anybody wants to tape my conversations, go right ahead, feel free to do it," he said, though he added that those who carried out such recordings sneakily, "I would remind them that it kind of smells like Nixon and Watergate".
The daughter, despite tireless efforts to get ahead, feels she is losing ground and worries that her brother takes his citizenship for granted.
Apologies on both counts.In this section The International Criminal Court bares its teeth Pleased to be bourgeois More stick than carrot Bumpily ahead Feeling ever more nervous Corrections: Iranian politics and Palestinian reconciliation Reprints.
In one study, Oettingen found that people who fantasized about their goals for the week ahead felt less energized and ultimately achieved fewer of their goals than those who did not spend time fantasizing.
When the end of AIDS seems far away and the path ahead feels overwhelming, I think back to the miracle of those men and women coming back to life, and I have no doubt that our ambition will carry us to a better future.
You go ahead and feel it, and I'll keep watch".
So by all means, cricket fans, go ahead and feel superior.
I'm excited by the challenges ahead and feel energised by the great stories that we are working hard to bring to audiences.
But back to your question about the world ahead — I feel a bit like those Marxists when they are inevitably asked, O.K., but what happens after the state withers away?
