Sentence examples for moved in advance of from inspiring English sources

As he moved in advance of his troops across the flooded ditch, Confederate artillery opened up with solid shot, grape and canister, while the infantry rained down lead.

On 30 May the Auckland Mounted Rifles moved in advance of the brigade, circling around to get into a position to the south-south-east of Salmana.

"The financial markets themselves tend to move in advance of the economy," Mr. Davis said.

It is necessarily conservative, for it uses compulsion and therefore may well hesitate to move in advance of general moral clarity".

Morgan Stanley is moving in advance of new regulations that would limit its ability to trade for the bank's portfolio.

Special Operations forces moving in advance of the troops helped to minimize sabotage to Iraqi oil fields, they said, while the speed of attack on the government's command-and-control system may have eliminated the use of chemical weapons.

But the answer is that the way stock markets work is they price a couple of years out, and a couple of years from now those categories will be doing much better than they're doing now–and the stocks tend to move in advance of that.

At 01 45 on 24 August, Vice Admiral Chūichi Nagumo, commander of the Mobile Force, ordered Ryūjō and the heavy cruiser, escorted by two destroyers, detached to move in advance of the troop convoy bound for Guadalcanal and to attack the Allied air base at Henderson Field if no carriers were spotted.

The spontaneous impulse of popular piety, which pushed in this direction, moved far in advance of the practice and doctrine of the church.

After developing, the cyclone moved northeastward in advance of an approaching cold front.

For the later two strategies, activities moved far in advance of other country programs at the time.