Sentence examples for has begun ahead from inspiring English sources

Preparation work has begun ahead of building a new multi million-pound visitor centre near Stonehenge.

A 28-day consultation period has begun, ahead of a decision expected in April.

Work to dig four trial archaeological trenches at Gloucester Cathedral has begun ahead of a £6m redevelopment.

Bus tours taking in Kate Middleton's childhood haunts in Bucklebury, Berkshire, have begun ahead of the royal wedding in April.

A series of roadworks in Stoke Poges Lane, Slough, have begun ahead of the removal of Horlicks Bridge.

The remaining 46 coalfields - where some work had begun ahead of actual mining - had been given six months to wind down their operations, he added.

[Page A27.] Mr. Gore's campaign has been largely on the defensive since the primary season, and his opponent, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas has begun pulling ahead in many surveys, including those in states expected to be pivotal in November.

Unlike when she was younger, she has begun looking ahead.

For England, the knockout stage has begun two matches ahead of schedule.

Tracy used to be Wilson's most popular character by a mile, but, lately, Hetty Feather, a Victorian foundling, has begun to nose ahead (at the Museum of Childhood, a whole room will be devoted to her).

North Korea says it has begun fuelling its rocket ahead of a planned - widely criticised - launch.