Sentence examples for quite ahead from inspiring English sources

"It was quite ahead of its time in that respect".

At the moment, on recordings, he's quite ahead of the curve, fully immersed in electronic music, in which he plays against machines that refract and scramble his sound.

All the actors were sent off to police stations to do research and talk to officers, a practice quite ahead of its time.

By contrast Sterling often still seems to be all brittle, high-tension endeavour, operating right at the peak of his speed and intensity, never quite ahead of the game.

"In addition to a sound product concept, we think that we are quite ahead in terms of technology.

He arrived at the Pole in good form, and quite ahead of his rival Scott.

He's quite far ahead so we constantly need to be gaining.

I was quite far ahead, wasn't I?' I always think I can hear other people right behind me.

Roberts usually takes the lead in trying out some scam, and Owen always catches up, though he can never quite get ahead of her.

(A recent Cabinet Office review recommended that those undergoing community punishments should wear fluorescent vests to shame them publicly).More importantly, the public is quite often ahead of the game.

"I'm still quite far ahead of the rest of the world in individual pursuit and as long as I plug away, that's a big gap to close.