Sentence examples for been set ahead from inspiring English sources

"People say we're crazy because we jump from burning buildings, but at least we know where the fire's been set ahead of time," Mr. Aiello said.

The goal was set ahead of a major UN climate change conference later this year.

A time limit for the project should be set ahead of time to more closely resemble "real world" applications.

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"We know as a squad what is set ahead of us and we've got to be up for the challenge".

Expectations need to be set ahead of time for the candidate, and the hiring team needs to stick to that process.

Our lawmakers work this magic by commanding that clocks be set ahead by an hour, letting us "spring forward," as if by time warp, on the last Sunday each April.

But just now -- exactly one week after Donald Trump's inauguration, just days after his announcement that the U.S. intends to steal the oil from those pesky Iraqi Arabs, and the "Doomsday Clock" was set ahead to 2 ½ minutes before total wipe-out -- the boom-booms are back.

The sample size in each region was set ahead of the survey and recruitment continued until the sampling teams fulfilled the required sample size.

In the spring, when the clocks were set ahead, the missing hour of data was imputed based on the replication of the 30 minutes pre and post the event time.

Often, the middle plow, which plows the center between rows, is set ahead, or forward, of the sweeps, which run alongside the crop being cultivated.