Sentence examples for faring ahead from inspiring English sources

They pass the test of leadership for a major-league aesthetic: faring ahead without deigning to check whether you, or anyone else, is following.

If she can bring these qualities to Terpsichore ("Apollo") next year and to other of her roles, we will have rich fare ahead.

The sprightly coban salad — chopped cucumber, tomatoes and onion with parsley, mint and vinegar and olive oil — is both light and fragrant, and not a bad way to set the stage for the heartier fare ahead.

Kevin P. Mitchell, chairman of the Business Travel Coalition, which represents corporate travel departments and business travelers, predicted even lower fares ahead as the traditional airlines try to prevent low-fare competitors from taking passengers, no matter the cost to profitability.

Look at the estimated fare ahead of time so you and your friends know what to expect to pay at the end of the night.

But Jakarta fared poorly ahead of Indonesia's presidential election.

As far as FreedomPop is concerned, dedicated hardware always seems to come ahead of more interesting fare like smartphones.

According to Klein, the survey has been a fairly accurate gauge of how the economy is faring six months ahead: for example the November rebound in confidence was reflected in the up tick in industrial production earlier this year.

Mr Ben-Eliezer is not faring well in opinion polls ahead of a Labour leadership battle on November 19th, and may be defeated if his two doveish opponents join forces.

Plenty more Halloween fare lies ahead.

We also have to look at how industrial production fares going ahead, as that has started slowing down only now".