Sentence examples for premises ahead of from inspiring English sources

The conference started nearly 30 minutes late, then antsy reporters were confined to quarters in the crowded room while festival volunteers struggled to get Mr. Pitt and his companions off the premises, ahead of the pack.

Israel's extraordinary practice of calling up the residents of such homes to warn them to vacate the premises ahead of any attack does not alter the fact that deaths have occurred.

A cooler of bottled water labeled "Flint Water" sat on the steps of the Michigan State Capitol building on Monday evening as protesters gathered on the premises ahead of Governor Rick Snyder's State of the State address.

Nevertheless, this result does suggests that if premises are to be prioritised during contact tracing, there will be some benefit to targeting large premises ahead of smaller ones in a epidemic situation.

The size of seed premises played a role in final epidemic size suggesting that there will be some benefit to targeting large premises ahead of smaller ones in an epidemic situation.

The advertising, she said, serves to familiarize viewers with the new show's premise ahead of time.

But, despite the discussions it generated on Newsnight and in these very pages, no one thought to point out that the premise of vinyl surging ahead of downloads is utter nonsense.

The basic premise is that speculators got way ahead of themselves in terms of the adoption rate.

Two years later, well ahead of the current off-premise trajectory, he shifted his model to catering and delivery.

Carrie Abels Montpelier, Vt., Jan . 11 , 2011 To the Editor: I disagree with the premise that attackers almost never telegraph their intentions ahead of time ("Real Threats Are Said to Rarely Give Warning," news article, Jan. 12).

"It was so far ahead of its time and the whole premise of the story - what is it to be human and who are we, where we come from?