Sentence examples for preferably ahead from inspiring English sources

And the Scot has admitted he would like to sign a total of 12 new faces before the end of the transfer window on 31 August, but preferably ahead of their Championship opener at West Ham United on 7 August.

Once there, it is easy to negotiate the city by taxi (preferably booked ahead through your hotel) and on foot (the medina is a pedestrian zone).

It's usually a high-water mark for the opposition-party candidate, and if Mr. Romney does not at least pull into a tie with Mr. Obama during polls conducted during that interim period — and preferably, poll ahead of Mr. Obama by a couple of points — it might be time for him to hit the panic button.

We always try to get a bit ahead of the situation by collecting information, evaluating different networks, to have information early on, preferably before an event.

Preferably before disaster strikes.

And always there was the desperate, desperate desire to be current, to be part of his own time and in step with or preferably a bit ahead of its art — and, of course, to best the competition.

If your focus is on the long term, however — five years from now as an absolute minimum but preferably 10 or more years ahead — I can offer you at least a little comfort.

If you're visiting family, check in with them about the daily plan ahead of time, preferably the night before.

During high-load conditions where not all CAMs can be processed, the CAMs originating from positions ahead of the receiver should be preferably processed.

The salmon needs to cure for a minimum of 24 hours and preferably 48 to absorb the aromatics, so you do need to plan ahead.

Add vegetables to each meal and preferably each snack you eat as well and you'll move that much further ahead with your diet plan targets.