Sentence examples for facing ahead of from inspiring English sources

Inhale and press your weight into the hand on the mat, raising your hips upward and lifting the free hand until it is extended vertically with your open palm facing ahead of you.

A Council of Europe official spoke of the "shocking" political pressures that the Constitutional Court faced ahead of its ruling.

He criticised the "personal abuse" Nick Clegg has faced ahead of the polls and said there was a great deal of support for Clegg within the party.

On October 17, however, Brazil was reminded of the major public safety challenge it faced ahead of these events as violence in Rio de Janeiro between drug gangs and police left at least 26 people dead.

Mr Osborne announced that he had reached agreement with all departments on the extent of the budget cuts they would face ahead of his statement to Parliament on Wednesday.

And their second-half capitulation provided Poyet with the evidence - if he needed it - of the size of the task he faces ahead of their next game, the Wear-Tyne derby against rivals Newcastle.

But the manner of this defeat, with Stoke always looking more incisive and Newcastle managing just one shot on target, will do little to reduce the negativity he will face ahead of Saturday's trip to Swansea.

The cameras will face ahead of the train and inside the cabs for forensic and investigative purposes.

It's only when I talk to scientists, environmentalists, or activists that I manage to find a true understanding of what we face ahead of us.

Given the inevitable backlash that vegans might face ahead of the landmark case, we asked six vegans in the UK whether they should be given the same rights and protections as religion, what they hope the outcome of the court case will be and what it means to be vegan in 2018.

Your body and eyes should be facing ahead instead of in any other direction.