Sentence examples for exactly ahead of from inspiring English sources

But the guidelines are pretty mild, and they're not exactly ahead of the curve.

This fleeting mention of Bin Laden was not exactly ahead of its time.

The circus ranged from Trump reeling off a list of real estate developers who'd given money – it's still unclear to what exactly – ahead of the event, to brief cameos from Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee.

Her 800m world record, set in 2014, is almost three seconds exactly ahead of Adlington's British record, but Carlin is confident she can put her under pressure.

While not exactly ahead-of-the-curve on this one, he's still empirically correct that animals are very fine indeed.

To understand exactly how ahead of his time Seeger was, take these two snippets from interviews he gave many years ago that were replayed on the Today programme.

But don't rest easy just yet; there's still a long way to go until November, and Clinton's numbers aren't exactly far ahead of Trump's.

But the other 14 teams now know exactly what lies ahead of them.

Yet that is exactly the situation ahead of tomorrow's winner-takes-all meeting with FC Twente at the Amsterdam Arena.

It's quite difficult to overstate exactly how far ahead of their time Kraftwerk were in the 70s.

Candidates for major state offices are now barred from seeking money until exactly one year ahead of the election, while candidates for smaller posts, such as seats in the state legislature, must cool their heels until six months before election day.