Sentence examples for go out ahead from inspiring English sources
"The EPA does not want to go out ahead of the international community".
He stays behind the flock, letting the most nimble go out ahead, whereupon the others follow, not realizing that all along they are being directed from behind.
In the final qualifying session the plan was for Massa to go out ahead of Alonso and give him a slipstream tow to enhance his chance of a front-row position.
But on Sunday evening, Ticketmaster, which was handling the sales, "experienced a technical error that inadvertently caused an e-mail to go out ahead of schedule," said Addie Whisenant, a spokeswoman for the inaugural committee.
Following the series opener at Trent Bridge, he gave the squad permission to go out ahead of a rest day before the second Test, which starts at Lord's on Thursday.
All this would have to be done before the proxy went out ahead of the annual shareholders' meeting.
Unusually for Apple, notorious for its tight control on its PR, the iPhone's details leaked briefly just before the presentation by way of Amazon.com, which posted its page of iPhone 7 accessories including specs on the phone, and by Apple tweets that appear to have gone out ahead of plans.
In terms of theoretical ecological thinking, I think the Chinese are quickly going out ahead of many people – they have large numbers of environmental scholars, they have a number of institutions, and they are working hard to indentify things which are important.
In addition to the bump in fundraising, the DCCC collected another 500,000 signatures on a petition that went out ahead of the vote on Ryan's budget.
Rusty, the red panda housed at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C., went missing for a brief period on Monday morning, and while zookeepers combed the trees and surrounding area for the AWOL animal, ABC News went out ahead of the other major networks in hunt coverage with a live blog of the search.
