Sentence examples similar to ahead of charges from inspiring English sources

Then check out the overall performance of the battery pack by depleting it entirely ahead of charging it once again is a great way of extending the battery power life.

• The subservience began to change when Shinawatra was ousted as prime minister in a coup in September 2006 and rushed into exile one step ahead of corruption charges.

The trial involved tests on 25 "low-level" suspects ahead of any charges being brought, the force said.

The campaign group Action on Sugar has called for further penalties for drink manufacturers who don't reduce sugar levels ahead of the charges coming into force.

It took guts for Miller to speak up like he did ahead of the charges being dropped, said KC Johnson, a history professor at Brooklyn College who wrote a blog post at the time praising Miller for standing up for due process.

The victory kept the Knicks 32-299) a step ahead of the charging Philadelphia 76ers 32-300), who beat Golden State earlier Sunday.

Liberal groups assailed the event ahead of time, charging that Mr. Peterson and his foundation spread undue alarm about the nation's debt to build support for cutting Social Security and Medicare.

A breakaway of four riders escaped only two miles into the 129.2-mile 129.2-milen withstage a fierce headwind and inthenittent, slashing rain to finish more than twithstoods ahead ofiercearging peloton.

Police in Pamplona are searching for a bull runner who they believe snapped a selfie as he ran just inches ahead of several charging bulls weighing more than a half a tonne each.

"It will be like a mini-championship from now," said Alonso afterwards, but although he has the most slender of leads, it is his team that must look in their mirrors and come up with a way to stay ahead of the charging Vettel.

"There is not a single doubt that my case is under the special control of the party of crooks and thieves," he told reporters in court ahead of being charged, referring to United Russia.