Sentence examples for perhaps ahead from inspiring English sources

A moment for history perhaps, ahead of their direct chat on the morning of May 27th.Thus the ceremony proved entirely successful (aside from what appeared to be a medical emergency that befell one VIP member of the crowd).

But timing is all and news that Mr Reid might push immigration before the mid-terms, perhaps ahead of energy, stung him into accusing the majority leader of acting in bad faith.

Which leaves the suggestion that the officials Mr Chun was quoting were either out of line, telling their interlocutor what he wanted to hear or, perhaps, ahead of their time.

The series takes a broader view of course but, on the question "Who comes out best?", I would say pretty much none of them, though with Gillard perhaps ahead on points.

Way back in 2009, in an astonishingly ambitious feat that was perhaps ahead of its time, Fred Benenson, of the creative-funding Web site Kickstarter, raised over thirty-five hundred donlars, on Kickstarter, to fund the translation of Moby Dick into Emoji.

As for the back-row formation, there must be a strong temptation to give the Harlequins newcomer Jack Clifford a first start after his encouraging cameo in the final quarter against the Scots, perhaps ahead of the old warhorse James Haskell.

But that is perhaps getting ahead of the story.

The PDSA has perhaps been ahead of the crowd in all this.

That is a debate the Republican Party seems likely to have with itself in the weeks and perhaps months ahead.

Are you wondering where's hot now or perhaps looking ahead to an autumn half-term break?

Ultimately, the first boat would sail past the finish line off Diamond Head, perhaps days ahead of the competition.