Sentence examples for drawn ahead of from inspiring English sources

The deficit came down despite falling exports.Battle lines are being drawn ahead of the upcoming G20 summit.

With the news of an adverse finding having been leaked, battle lines will be drawn ahead of the official announcement.

Other than that, it is hard to know what meaningful conclusions England could have drawn ahead of Friday's opening European Championship qualifier.

He has narrowed the gap between himself and the Republicans' George W. Bush and, for the first time in months, has drawn ahead of fellow Democrat Bill Bradley in New Hampshire.In this section Looking for that perfect gift?

Greece's radical Syriza government has vowed to keep fighting pressure from its eurozone neighbours to stick to the strict terms of its bailout package as battle lines were drawn ahead of crunch debt talks next week.

He acknowledged (before others told him) that he was an "imperfect messenger" for such a cause.See article: Primary colourA poll in New York showed that Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate for the Senate, had drawn ahead of her rival, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, for the first time.

Games in meaningful competitions seem to be drawing ahead of midseason friendlies in all but one category in Seattle: the CONCACAF Champions League.

Labour lost a net 18 council seats once all the votes were counted and drew ahead of the Conservatives on the projected national share of the vote by 1 percentage point – a better result than many experts predicted.

As a result, says Anand Sharma of TBM Consulting, the company drew ahead of competitors that had made swingeing staff cuts.In fact, observes Nancy Koehn of Harvard Business School, author of a new book on the history of branding, recessions act as filters, creating opportunities for deft managers.

So next Thursday's ballot in Wythenshawe and Sale East might not quicken pulses but party strategists will read the runes very closely to see what conclusions they can draw ahead of a year of crucial European and local elections.

In doing so, Pallas drew ahead of the next ship in line, creating a gap through which the British attack could be directed.