Sentence examples for ahead of becoming from inspiring English sources

It was the perfect tonic for Cole ahead of becoming England's most capped full-back in tomorrow's friendly international against Denmark in Copenhagen.

Broadcasters including the BBC and Channel 4 are known to have been compiling documentaries about the Queen ahead of her becoming the longest reigning monarch in September and turning 90 next year.

Just over a year ago, Yang, who was then ranked 110th in the world, overturned a two-shot deficit going into the final round to finish three strokes ahead of Tiger Woods, becoming the first Asian to win one of golf's four major championships.

With its I.P.O., Samsung Life may put the dispute behind it and move ahead on its goal of becoming one of the top 15 life insurers in the world by 2015.

I went ahead with my dream of becoming a lawyer, but when I started practicing, I saw I wasn't able to have the impact on people that Rabbi Goldberger had had on me.

Los Angeles will face many challenges in the years ahead to realize its promise of becoming a great 21st century City.

You risk being weighed down by trying to mollify their expectations instead of forging a path ahead that improves your chances of becoming wealthy.

The lateral ectodermal cells in Tc-cad RNAi embryos behaved differently; they advanced anteriorly ahead of the shallow amniotic fold, instead of becoming submerged by it (Fig. 4N).

Remember, we're all heading in the direction of becoming elderly citizens, so think ahead.

One woman, for instance, incurred catastrophic costs in the first caesarean section that caused long-lasting family tensions and shame, but still went ahead with a new pregnancy because of the social importance of becoming a mother.

The odds of becoming pregnant plunge for women over 35, but Fernandez, whose grace at the net was often overshadowed by a trigger temper, forged ahead.