Sentence examples for began ahead from inspiring English sources
"began ahead" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that someone or something started before the expected or specified time. For example: "The 5K race began ahead of schedule, so our group had to rush to the starting line."
The London demonstration, which organisers currently estimate to be 1.5m people strong, began ahead of its scheduled starting time as the numbers congregating at Embankment forced police to allow them to march through Westminster and Whitehall earlier than expected.
Querrey was picked for the team before the United States Open began — ahead of Ryan Harrison, ahead of Mardy Fish, who had not yet withdrawn from the Open with health concerns, and ahead of Andy Roddick, who had not yet announced his retirement.
On Monday, the general election campaign officially began ahead of the 7 May poll.
Unlike many of the group's previous tours, which began ahead of or coincident with the release of a new album, Zoo TV started four months after Achtung Baby was released, giving fans more time to familiarise themselves with the new songs.
Should he ink a deal for Suicide Squad, shooting will begin ahead of a planned August 2016 release.
Preparation work has begun ahead of building a new multi million-pound visitor centre near Stonehenge.
Her comments come as negotiations begin ahead of major reform of the Common Agricultural Policy CAPP) in 2014.
A 28-day consultation period has begun, ahead of a decision expected in April.
Work to dig four trial archaeological trenches at Gloucester Cathedral has begun ahead of a £6m redevelopment.
Bus tours taking in Kate Middleton's childhood haunts in Bucklebury, Berkshire, have begun ahead of the royal wedding in April.
A series of roadworks in Stoke Poges Lane, Slough, have begun ahead of the removal of Horlicks Bridge.
