Sentence examples similar to distinctly ahead from inspiring English sources

More plausible, though, was the looming prospect of losing Fernando Torres to a lengthy domestic suspension and an acceptance that Steaua Bucharest, victors when the sides met at the National stadium in the Europa League back in March, represent a distinctly awkward test ahead.

From Tom Johnstone: "I'm from Perth and remember waking to the hot easterly with a day of (distinctly medium pace) bowling ahead.

"Jeanine's career and what Jeanine has ahead of her is distinctly different," Mr. Pirro said.

If it is dark brown, black, or smells distinctly burned, there is a serious potential for a transmission problem ahead.

It probably hasn't escaped your notice that things are looking distinctly shaky in money land, and to quote the great Irving Berlin, There May Be Trouble Ahead.

"I remember very distinctly this sense that we were being told we should all place money above morality; put profit ahead of people; that we shouldn't worry about selling out.

Distinctly unappetising.

Looking distinctly unimpressed at times, O'Sullivan produced a 67 break in the sixth frame and an 81 in the eighth to level it ahead of today's action.