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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ahead waiting" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is indicating they are waiting in front of a location or ahead of someone else.
Example: "I will be ahead waiting for you at the entrance of the building."
Alternatives: "waiting in front" or "waiting up ahead."
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Pitino stared ahead waiting for the next question.
The man in the light hat was on the corner ahead, waiting.
Harry looking back at Kate and reporting to William, who looked steadily ahead, waiting for the surprise.
After the flight he unfastened the parachute for her and then looked straight ahead waiting for the next load of passengers.
In a phone call just before noon, a short-tempered Yugoslav colonel told Merriman that the Spanish troops were far ahead, waiting for him.
What's the game equivalent of the feeling you get about now – the blank page, the year ahead waiting to be filled with things, the hopefulness and uncertainty, the determination?
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There were also complaints that people with ties to management had skipped ahead on waiting lists for apartments.
"Inching my way through crowds, looking for a place to get out and duck under the ropes, driving ahead and waiting for the other players to catch up – that was stressful.
He said that border guards had begun inspecting some of the lorries on Thursday afternoon, but the Russians had decided to go ahead without waiting for them all to be cleared.
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