Sentence examples for ahead to setting from inspiring English sources

Patrice Evra has claimed that France can once again go all the way to the World Cup final, as he looked ahead to setting a positive tone from the outset in tomorrow night's opening group tie against Uruguay.

And with Italy generally regarded as one of the weaker countries, Jones is keen to keep his team's eyes on the goal of winning their first match, and not looking ahead to setting records.

Civil Liberties MEPs on Thursday gave the go ahead to setting up a European Public Prosecutor to fight fraud against EU funds and protect taxpayers' money.

Call at least three weeks ahead to set up a tour (701-747-5023; public.amc.af.mil/basetour.aspasetour.amc.af.mil/basetour.asp

Mats drives on ahead to set up picnics en route, while Mia recounts myths and legends of the troll who watches over the mountain as we walk.

Major Peake had to wait at the hatch for around 20 minutes while Nasa's Tim Kopra went ahead to set up foot tethers.

While for some the challenge is to catch up with development elsewhere, for others it is essential to leap ahead, to set the pace, to initiate a radical social, economic, and political transformation.

"We will reaching out in the weeks ahead to set up one-on-ones and meet-and-greets to talk about the urgency of the task ahead," Spahn told The Washington Post.

Dorothee would set off first, I'd catch up with her along the way, then ride ahead to set up a camping spot and wait for her to arrive in the evening.

You might feel even more cynical about the initiative when you realize that Nike paid the three runners to skip the London and Berlin marathons this year, and that Kipchoge's time won't become the official world record, because the Breaking2 marathon used a non-compliant arrangement of runners who ran ahead to set the pace and reduce drag.

"Often, we've just gone ahead to set up camps and programs in times of crisis," Groves said.