Sentence examples for poised ahead from inspiring English sources

It's all delicately poised ahead of what could turn into a marathon final session.

However, Martin Maclean equalised with 11 minutes left to keep the tie nicely poised ahead of next week's second leg.

The result leaves the semi-final perfectly poised ahead of the second leg at Loftus Road on Monday.

But they conceded a poor second-half goal to leave the tie delicately poised ahead of the return leg on 18 March.

Chelsea's draw with Paris St-Germain leaves the Champions League last-16 tie finely poised ahead of the second leg at Stamford Bridge on 11 March.

There was to be no repeat of the Cardiff carnage, however, leaving the series delicately poised ahead of the finale in Southampton, starting on 16 June.

Mr. Prodi said that Europe was poised to leap ahead of its rivals in its overall energy strategy.

The DFLer seemed poised to move ahead today, at least temporarily, as the board rules on more challenged ballots.

The Government is poised to push ahead in the autumn with plans to reduce the legal limit and bring the UK into line with other European Union countries.

Mr Obama was poised to announce, ahead of the summit, the scrapping of curbs imposed by Mr Bush on visits and remittances to the island by Cuban-Americans.

One long-blocked resort project on Crete seems poised to go ahead, raising hopes that foreign investment may flow into other industries such as electricity and ports.