The phrase "ahead of handing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a time or action that occurs before handing something over, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to finalize the report ahead of handing it to the client."
Alternatives: "before delivering" or "prior to giving".
Nonetheless, the Zenker Brothers are currently in the midst of an exhausting European tour that will see them DJ in 35 cities, accompanied by a close group of pals, many of whom have been traditionally rooted in the brothers' musical stock in trade an unusual parallel of ambience and breakbeat ahead of hands in the air breakdowns.
Nonetheless, the Zenker Brothers are currently in the midst of an exhausting European tour that will see them DJ in 35 cities, accompanied by a close group of pals, many of whom have been traditionally rooted in the brothers' musical stock in trade, an unusual parallel of ambience and breakbeat ahead of hands in the air breakdowns.
At first, I was leaning toward the natural B.L.T., but the giant slabs of bread made it look a bit dry and I watched someone ahead of me handed a lovely looking shortrib sandwich, artfully decorated with horseradish cream.
I darted down and across Fifth Avenue ahead of "HRC's" paraders, handing out flyers while pointing at the HRC gaggle and telling spectators, "That's your lobby in Washington, and they're supporting dangerous legislation that will set the movement back years".
According to Hudgens, Davis has been allowing his body to rush out ahead of his hands.
Most golfers initiate their downswing with the hips, but when you can't torque your hips as much, they get way ahead of your hands.
Webber, ahead of this weekend, has handed out celebratory T-shirts to selected members of the F1 fraternity, bearing the logo "Made My Mark", with "#215declared" on the back - a reference to the number of races he has done.
I've enjoyed it and achieved a few things, so let the guys do their thing in the future". Webber, ahead of this weekend, has handed out celebratory T-shirts to selected members of the F1 fraternity, bearing the logo "Made My Mark", with "#215declared" on the back - a reference to the number of races he has done.
It might only be October, but we can probably go ahead and hand the Miss of the Season award to José Callejón right now.
We place the cars on the tracks near each other where the tracks are closest, but push the left hand car a little ahead of the right hand car.
