Sentence examples for ahead of upcoming from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ahead of upcoming" is not correct and does not work well in written English
It is redundant because "upcoming" already implies something that is approaching or forthcoming. Example: "We need to prepare our strategy ahead of the upcoming meeting."
The gains were moderate, though, reflecting investors' unwillingness to make any big moves ahead of upcoming second-quarter earnings reports.
Officials aimed to continue to discharge as much water as possible ahead of upcoming storms, without adding too much pressure to the already damaged infrastructure.
House Democrats envisioned their three-day policy retreat as a celebration of 100 days in power and a unity-building exercise ahead of upcoming major political and policy fights.
The Trump administration has been under pressure to define its position on the Paris agreement ahead of upcoming international meetings, including of the eight-nation Arctic Council in Fairbanks, Alaska, and the G-7 in Italy, where international partners will inevitably be asking questions and seeking to adopt statements about it.
Molly A. Elkin, an attorney working on the lawsuit by the air traffic controllers union, cited the case of Amanda Fuchs, a single mother who is worried she won't be able to afford needed physical therapy ahead of upcoming pelvic surgery.
are "buzzing" ahead of upcoming games against Manchester City, Arsenal and Manchester United.
It's also been expanding beyond newsletters with Skimm Ahead, a calendar of upcoming events that costs $2.99 per month.
In one poll ahead of the upcoming French presidential elections, The Telegraph had the FN's Marine Le Pen in first place with 25.3% of the popular vote.
