Sentence examples for believe ahead of from inspiring English sources

Our party was drinking Bud Light Platinums—I believe ahead of the release date, though I'm not going to bother to find out and though I didn't partake, I can vouch they did for the group whatever special thing beer was supposed to do.

"The kind of implementation monitoring that we are putting in place is completely new in Portugal and I believe even ahead of what was done in past I.M.F.

Radcliffe was notorious for long training runs during her pregnancies and ran 12 days after giving birth to her first child, while former British 400m runner Katharine Merry, who is expecting her second child, believes training ahead of the birth provides a smoother transition to a return to action.

I believe he is ahead of schedule in terms of rehabilitation.

I said to the offending lady, "I believe I was ahead of you".

Whatever Darwin tells them, they believe they are ahead of their time, not behind it.

"We believe we're ahead of the game by not charging a bag fee".

In spite of the court reversal, many observers believe South Korea is ahead of the curve (as with many matters of technology) in its desire to pin names to users, that it has recognised that this is a freedom too far.

"I believe the promise ahead of him is extremely bright.

I believe he is ahead of schedule in terms of rehabilitation," added Wenger.

Paul Scholes has to believe," said Van Gaal ahead of Sunday's game at Sunderland.