Sentence examples for mounting ahead from inspiring English sources

Speculation is mounting ahead of the fifth series of Downton Abbey, with producers promising "high drama, laughs and right angle moments".

Diplomatic tensions between Argentina and the UK have been mounting ahead of the 30th anniversary of the invasion of the islands by Argentina on 2 April 1982.

Criticism of the reform had been mounting ahead of the publication of the Health and Social Care Bill on Wednesday.

But with the pressure mounting ahead of the final five games of the season, the club have called for unity.

Fears about the skeletons that will emerge from Barclays' closet are mounting ahead of the publication of its annual results on Feb. 9.

But although 19-year-old North is set to be fit, Wales' injury list is mounting ahead of the Australia game.

But international pressure on Sri Lanka to lift the emergency altogether was likely to mount ahead of a meeting in Geneva of the United Nations Human Rights Council from September 12th.

The breakthrough came as public pressure mounted ahead of the Olympics; in mid-2015 police tried to force residents to leave their homes, sparking violent clashes.

Jeff opted to use a spinning rod rigged with a jointed subsurface swimming plug and a teaser fly, a sand eel imitation, mounted ahead of it on the leader.

As tension mounted ahead of Jones's plan to burn Qur'ans at his Florida church, it emerged that he had been dismissed by the board of the Christian Community of Cologne in 2008 after years of strife.

The Albatros D.I pioneered a fighter configuration that was to prevail into the 1930s: a compact single-seat, externally braced tractor biplane armed with two synchronized machine guns mounted ahead of the pilot on the upper fuselage decking and aimed with a simple ring-and-bead sight.