Sentence examples for end ahead from inspiring English sources

"There's basically three rules," he says: 1) Whoever has his front end ahead of the other has the right of way.

And Auckland, the country's congested economic capital, could well have used the tournament as a springboard for public investment, as London has done in its East End ahead of the 2012 Olympics.

But in the end, ahead of schedule and with near unanimity, Congress agreed this week on a "continuing resolution", meaning a temporary measure to finance the government in lieu of a fully fledged budget.

That was when the 20-year-old Cook was summoned from the beaches of Antigua, where he was on tour with the A team, and thrown in at the deep end, ahead of the first Test in Lahore as cover for the injured Michael Vaughan.

Richard Bean won the award for best play for two plays: One Man, Two Guvnors which was a huge success at the National and is now playing in the West End ahead of a transfer to Broadway in the spring; and The Heretic, which explored climate change, at the Royal Court last February.

Americans are getting bigger and heavier; look at that rear end ahead of you in the supermarket line.

Lawmakers appeared willing to put helping the banks through another fiscal year-end ahead of pushing them to take more drastic steps to overhaul themselves.

The funeral was ending ahead of schedule.

By any normal accounting, the chance of a Presidency ending ahead of schedule is remote.

I'm home now, just tidying up a few loose ends ahead of today's award of the Palme d'Or.

WASHINGTON — One clear sign that the economy is improving: a Senate hearing featuring the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, ended ahead of schedule Thursday after the committee members ran out of questions.