The phrase "ahead of arriving" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in context.
Example: "We need to prepare everything ahead of arriving at the venue."
Alternatives: "before arriving" or "prior to arriving".
VILLAGERS raced to harvest clams and mussels along Spain's north shore ahead of arriving ankle-deep mats of pudding-thick fuel oil, blown by gale winds from Prestige, a sinking tanker.
Ahead of arriving in Belfast he declared that "no outsider can manufacture consensus".
Many will also be able to check in their luggage at the Olympic Village, ahead of arriving at the airport.
Then, if they are the first to get to the hospital, they make decisions until the family members listed ahead of them arrive.
The extension – one of the first to be built using the newly released Gmail API – arrives ahead of a similar feature arriving in Apple's forthcoming OS X release, code-named Yosemite, which will include Mail Drop and Markup in its own Mail client.
"It's time for us to sever the ties," said Ms Simpson Miller ahead of the royal arriving to attend a state dinner hosted by Jamaica's Governor-General, Sir Patrick Allen, on Tuesday evening.
Ahead of the cortege arriving in Leicester, city mayor Peter Soulsby said: "It was from Leicester in 1485 that Richard rode out to battle and it was to Leicester that he returned, defeated, slung ignominiously across the back of a horse.
Her argument that an "indigenous" extended family should be housed ahead of a recently arrived refugee family with children suffering from asthma in a damp and overcrowded flat, risks damaging race relations and shows an ignorance of housing policy.
To get ahead of trouble we all arrived hours early.
The most likely result of allowing connectivity companies to charge discriminatory fees for different packets is what internet entrepreneur Alok Bhardwaj calls "extortionary pseudo-services": fees to allow some of your packets to arrive ahead of others, or to allow your packets to arrive ahead of your neighbour's.
At a party he gave at the Palm in Midtown last month for scores of Tony voters and theater presenters nationwide, Mr. Hendel, 58, arrived well ahead of time to get ready to greet guests at the door.
