Sentence examples for ahead of representing from inspiring English sources

Simpson still has three Professional Squash Association events left this season before taking an eight-week break ahead of representing Guernsey at Glasgow 2014.

Since Figure 2 is of core importance for the whole paper, I offer my interpretation as follows: Simple inspection of Figure 2 shows that the curves of appearance of tumours in treated rats rise ahead of those representing the control tumours.

Technically, comScore, an internet measurement body, puts Mail Online sixth, but three of the sites ahead of it represent groups of newspapers.

The 4G auction is already on track to begin at the end of the year and the creation of Digital Mobile Spectrum Limited ahead of time represents yet another step towards bringing consumers early access to the next generation of mobile broadband services".

The stock footage of the man swimming first behind the dolphin, then along with it, and then ahead of it represents Russian public opinion, which has overtaken and surpassed the patriotic narrative fed to it by state television.

"The real world will always be a little bit ahead of how we represent it, because change is constant".

Medina said Welker and Montenegro were selected ahead of time to represent each organization, given their familiarity with Clinton's campaign.

defer.add img); Plan ahead Obtain a list of companies that will be represented ahead of time and decide which prospective employers are a priority.

Ahead of the ruling Ian Peddie QC, representing Roberts, whose case is being funded by legal aid, said she was not being obstructive and her position reflected "the love that she has" for her son.

But ahead of that she will be representing Guernsey in the Commonwealth Youth Games  in the Isle of Man next month.

"The managers have gotten a little ahead of this," Emanuel Hudson, who represents Greene, said.