Sentence examples for ever ahead from inspiring English sources

Ever ahead of the curve, the Pet Shop Boys point to a future in which more pop acts will have their work discussed by academics.

That made "John Adams" the most decorated mini-series ever, ahead of "Angels in America," which had the previous record with 11 victories.

Ivan Lendl remains as cool as ever ahead of Andy Murray's appearance in the final of the Australian Open against Novak Djokovic on Sunday.

Ever ahead of the curve, River Island has launched a new capsule collection with the doyen of hip menswear, Christopher Shannon, for its Design Forum.

As ever ahead of his time, Crisp had realised that most publishing was about personality, not words on pages (though his words were funny and profound), so the publication gave him access to audiences, starting with a Late Night Line-Up show.

The early nineteen-eighties was the period in which political parties began to take note of environmental groups, and to ask if it might be worth sucking their earthy concerns into the mainstream; you could call that cynicism, designed to neutralize a challenge, but the uncynical Spielberg was, as ever, ahead of the game, wafting a little eco-friendliness into the heart of popular entertainment.

The hip, with-it, ever-ahead-of-the-curve N.F.L. saw two of its glamour teams befuddled by a formation that is more than 100 years old.

These kind of problems are infinite, it's a wonder anything ever goes ahead.

"How the hell did they ever get ahead of us?" Johnson bellows.

"I don't think you can ever be ahead in this game," he said.

This is what makes him so modern and so fast in always moving ever farther ahead.