Sentence examples for better ahead from inspiring English sources

Cohesive summit meetings will certainly serve Mr. Bush better ahead of the election than meetings that leave him looking isolated.

( To understand better my point? No; that sounds awkward. To understand my point better? Not bad, but not as strong as having the better ahead of the understand. Inconsistent tense structureis next on the Sotomayor hit list. Tenses of verbs tell the general time that action takes place. When you have two verbs in the same sentence, they should not fight each other's timing.

I straddled the two lanes to see better ahead, and for stability (we were in a gentle left-hander).

England and St Helens hooker James Roby believes England will only continue to get better ahead of the World Cup.

But the forward insisted he was "physically and mentally in top form" and had "not felt better" ahead of a potential debut against his old club.

Would he be better resting ahead of Queen's/Wimbledon?/Olympics?/US Open?... that is a fairly big summer ahead".

POLITICIANS like to promise better times ahead.

There are better days ahead.

"And there are better days ahead".

Humphry also promised better days ahead.

Maybe there will be better days ahead.