Sentence examples for depart ahead from inspiring English sources
The Nets were scheduled to leave Newark on Saturday at 8 a.m., hoping to depart ahead of a coming storm.
With Di Canio seemingly out of the running, reports in Italy suggest Lotito will turn to Edy Reja should Petkovic depart ahead of schedule.
He led the large-scale restructuring of RBS following its bail out in 2008 - but will depart ahead of its re-privitisation.
Four flights from Australian airports to Bali, scheduled to depart before 5.15pm AEST would also go ahead.
It's conventional for staff to lose stock options when they depart a business ahead of schedule — and before their vesting period — but that didn't apply in the case of Barra, who was allocated 86 million shares, according to details buried in Xiaomi's prospectus that were spotted by Bloomberg's Tim Culpan.
American Airlines Flight 587 began to shake violently back and forth moments after bumping over the second of two wakes left by a Boeing 747 that had departed Kennedy International Airport just ahead of it.
Romney has long ties to Marriott and the companys founding family, fellow Mormons: He was named after the chains founder, J. Willard Marriott, a friend of his fathers, and served on the Marriott board for more than a decade, departing in January 2011 ahead of his presidential bid.
Another advantage of self-packing is that you can grab the cell phone the departing lazy shopper ahead of you was yakking on, put it in a bag, and drop a 50-pound package of ice-melting stuff onto the phone with a satisfying "crunch".
The final group of Manx competitors will depart for Bermuda later ahead of the 15th NatWest Island Games, which open on Saturday.
His fourth studio LP saw him depart from the straight-ahead electro sound he's known for and explore cosmic disco, and "Tu Conmigo"—a reconfigured version of "El Viaje builds on that trend.
Had hundreds of Rangers fans not begun departing when Motherwell went 2-0 ahead on 70 minutes, the pitch invasion and provocation by home supporters after the whistle could have led to crowd trouble.
