Sentence examples for ahead of attending from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama was speaking to a crowd at Belfast's Waterfront Hall ahead of attending the G8 summit in Lough Erne, Enniskillen.
Murray later took part in a question and answer session on social networking site Twitter, ahead of attending promotional events for his sponsors.
Sharp explains that his interest in the e-commerce and shopping space stretches all the way back to 2007, when he interned in Google's AdWords division ahead of attending the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.
Prince Philip pulled out of an engagement for the Royal National Institute of Blind People on Monday, after becoming unwell ahead of attending a service at Westminster Abbey marking the 60th anniversary of the Queen's coronation.
Call the ice skating rink ahead of attending.
Citigroup is well ahead in the business of attending to institutional clients, but BofA outpaces Citi in retail deposit gathering by a factor of five (see table).
The cabinet as a body may not amount to much in these days of the imperial presidency, but even the head of the department of veterans affairs can become president, if the 16 other officials ahead of him attend the same rubber-chicken dinner and are wiped out by salmonella in the tossed green salad.
She might get the short-term benefit of attending some meetings ahead of her male or lesser-attractive peers, and think her contribution is being valued, but it's not going to help her build a career.
We are coming to the end of the year so hopefully you can plan ahead to attend at least one of the 10 events below.
Chief executive Ed Woodward has left Manchester United's pre-season tour ahead of schedule to attend to "urgent transfer business".
This year, he, along with seven other survivors, threw out the first pitches at the San Francisco Giants' home opener — "It was low," he said of his throw — and on Tuesday, he will awake in a free room at the Westin St. Francis before heading out, just ahead of dawn, to attend an annual commemoration ceremony.
