The phrase "ahead in front of" is not correct and is redundant in written English.
You can use it when trying to describe something that is positioned forward or in a leading position, but it is better to choose a more concise expression.
Example: "The car was parked ahead in front of the store."
Alternatives: "in front of" or "ahead of".
Bruno Ecuele Manga put Cardiff ahead in front of a club-record crowd and Stuart O'Keefe scored the winner after Chris Martin's equaliser.
Had Newcastle kept fractionally calmer in the third quarter they might have won comfortably after turning round 12-6 ahead in front of an encouraging crowd of over 9,000.
Sexton missed the conversion but Ireland were 19-0 ahead in front of an amazed Aviva Stadium audience.
Each subject was seated straight ahead in front of the monitor, located at or slightly below eye height for most subjects.
Luke Robinson crept in for a try and Jodie Broughton sprinted 60 metres to touch down as Huddersfield ended the half 24-10 ahead, in front of an applauding chairman Ken Davy.
The authorities made a point of their own on Sunday by allowing the rally to go ahead in front of government headquarters, complete with temporary stage, big screen and massive sound system.
While the authors repeatedly emphasize that the animal's binocular field is overhead, the authors' own data show that the truth is quite different, even orthogonal: the binocular field is in fact centered dead-ahead in front of the animal, tapering to a sliver both above and below the animal.
"I am extremely excited to represent Team GB at the Olympics and I'm looking forward to the experiences and challenges that lie ahead, especially in front of our home crowd," said Dampney.
We call it advancement, the act of getting closer to something ahead or in front of us.
Passport photos must show you in a full-face view looking directly ahead, centered in front of a plain white or off-white background and wearing regular street clothes.
Contepomi missed with a penalty attempt from just inside the Scotland half after Nick de Luca failed to release but soon after put Argentina ahead from in front of the posts after the Scots were caught offside after 19 minutes.
