Sentence examples for ahead start from inspiring English sources

SIX DAYS AHEAD Start your stuffing.

You see, I'm Serbian on my father's side (go ahead, start in, you won't say anything I haven't heard before).

The second spot ends with the entreaty "Go ahead, start fresh" and a suggestion to look at additional usage ideas on the Post-it Web site.

"That whole attitude of, 'Oh, go ahead, start over, reboot,' people get tired of that and it worries me," said Jim Shooter, a former editor in chief of Marvel Comics who now holds that title at the comics publisher Illustrated Media.

Women at traffic lights and stuck in jams have to make swift calculations as to whether they have time or not to feed their bairns before the cars ahead start rolling or the light switches to green, causing chaos when those judgments prove wrong.

Once that's done, the service generates a report and the developer can go ahead start debugging the app.

But tougher tests lay ahead, starting with the Ivory Coast next week.

The day ahead started to take oppressive shape in his chest.

The tune of "Joao Pessoa" started to rumble from the sound system up ahead; the float directly ahead started rolling.

Plenty to look forward to with three days of quality racing ahead, starting this afternoon at Newmarket and Cheltenham.

And there is another big flex-spend change ahead: starting in 2013 the annual limit that any employee may contribute to these plans will be restricted to $2,500.