Sentence examples for regularly ahead of from inspiring English sources
"It's about playing regularly ahead of the Olympics and Euros.
One that admittedly surfaces regularly ahead of European soccer's transfer "windows"–was that he was unsettled at his current club, the Spanish giant Real Madrid, and was looking to move on.
The song by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl, which is regularly reissued ahead of Christmas, has made more than half a dozen appearances in the charts but never been number one.
He was regularly selected ahead of the now-departed England fly-half Toby Flood last season and has maintained his position as first choice in spite of the arrival of another England number 10, Freddie Burns, from Gloucester.
Last season Williams was regularly selected ahead of England fly-half Toby Flood, who has since left for France, and finished the campaign as the club's top points scorer.
Still, GKIDS, a plucky New York-based distributor of foreign and independent animated films, has established itself as a formidable giant-killer at the nominations stage, regularly sneaking in ahead of glossier megabucks contenders.
@BonnieFuller Editrix Bonnie Fuller who raised the stakes in the tabloid genre through her decisive leadership of US Weekly and Star is a one-stop gossip shop, regularly breaking news ahead of the tabloid weeklies.
Of course, every small business needs to be built around a great idea, and every entrepreneur needs to find innovative new ideas regularly to stay ahead of the crowd.
In the weeks ahead, Trump has promised to follow the messaging up with a series of ads targeting the central themes of his campaign, like immigration, along with regularly scheduled policy addresses ahead of the upcoming debates.
A new federal Military and Overseas Voter Empowerment Act requires that ballots be mailed to military and overseas voters at least 45 days ahead of regularly scheduled federal elections.
That was unexpectedly high although opinion polls regularly show his party ahead of its rivals on more than 30percentt.
