Sentence examples for half a day ahead from inspiring English sources

L.G. Flatron captured the second stage of the B.T. Global Challenge yesterday, completing the 5,840-mile 5,840-mileoston to Buenos Aires of the round-the-worlegcontest halfromday ahead of its rivals.

With the UK market only open for half a day ahead of the new year celebrations, it was never going to be particularly busy, and so it is proving.

In the trilogy's second volume, Harriet boards the last flight to Athens; in the third, the Pringles ship on a commandeered rustbucket to Egypt, hardly half a day ahead of the Nazis.

The Early Word: Guam, Which Counts, Is Counting Ballot counting is under way in Guam, where Democrats held caucuses on Saturday (over the International Dateline in the Pacific, the island territory is more than half a day ahead of the continental United States).

Make this a day ahead.

(May be done a day ahead).

A day ahead, make the pastry.

Newspapers are dated a day ahead.

Pies may be made a day ahead.

The hourly fluctuating electricity price of wholesale markets is informed to domestic consumers a day ahead.

This can be made a day ahead.