He arrived in Japan on Wednesday ahead of stops in three other Asian nations.
We got to almost all of the paradors ahead of schedule, stopping first in Cáceres, where the parador is in the old town high on a hill, a largely intact medieval village, which was controlled by Arabs for centuries.
I had Wolfie on the leash and Jack walked ahead of us, stopping every few steps to turn back and call out to the puppy and coax him along.
To save time, make the stock ahead of time, stopping just before you add the fish.
At one point, the LaFerrari weaves left around a car ahead of it stopped at a stop sign and through an intersection while people stand in the road and on the sidewalk, watching.
For the sake of one last New Year's list (a fixture Emily Nussbaum argues we should banish in 2014), I've zoomed out a few strata further, and have considered some of the criminal-justice themes and crime-related subplots that not only defined the past twelve months but look likely to mark the year ahead: 1. Tales of stopping stop-and-frisk.
When we were about 60m above the stream, the horse ahead of me stopped.
Another professor, several yards ahead of me, stopped and asked, "What are they?" I immediately called a friend, a tree surgeon who has relocated wild hives.
When the woman ahead of me stopped to ask a fruit vender a question, I loitered in front of some bananas, and watched her breath vaporize against the perforated cloth in front of her face.
This was clearly illustrated by an incident Bruney related when a car ahead of him stopped in the middle of a narrow road so the driver could chat with someone on the street.
Twenty miles south of Lone Pine on Route 395 I came upon a line of hundreds of cars ahead of me stopped dead in the road.
