Sentence examples for early ahead from inspiring English sources

The bond market closes early ahead of Memorial Day (Friday).

9.15am: Franz Beckenbauer has got in early ahead of Germany's last-16 clash with England.

What's happening: Game's sale has started early, ahead of more weekend deals.

In order to increase your chances of obtaining a college scholarship, you need to start preparing early ahead.

Transport for London (TfL) had warned commuters that the rush-hour would be particularly busy as many attempted to leave early ahead of the strike.

Special event staff members searched bags at each Mall of America entrance and several stores closed early ahead of the protest.

Updated at 4.17pm BST 3.46pm BST Our Europe editor Ian Traynor has analysed the criticisms of German chancellor Angela Merkel by France's new president François Hollande (see earlier) ahead of the start of the EU summit.

The council, which is under no overall control but is being run as a minority Conservative administration, released its full proposals earlier ahead of the full council meeting due to take place on 9 December.

Tendayi Darikwa fired the the hosts ahead early before Laird and Straker replied with headers.

Any early deal ahead of the deadline would be unprecedented.

They want to get in early, get ahead of it.