Sentence examples for representative ahead from inspiring English sources

Watching TV in a lounge, hundreds of miles away from the nearest Real representative, ahead of an Ajax reserves game, the astonished Coronel looked on.

Definitely worth booking this add-on service with a traveling representative ahead of time, especially if you are flying with kids as it made going internationally a whole lot smoother.

Using a unique dataset linking individual characteristics with Medicare claims for calendar years 1991-2007, we identified patterns of ED use among the large, nationally representative AHEAD sample consisting of 5,510 older adults.

Christian Prudhomme met business owners and tourism representatives ahead of Yorkshire's Grand Depart on 5-6 July.

"Businesses can then choose how they want to accept calls from an 'Available Now' system — where the call goes to the first available agent — or even a booking system where customers can book appointments with company representatives ahead of time".

Why:  Seeking to share highlights of the report with key regional and international media representatives ahead of the report launch next week in Saudi Arabia, UNICEF will address the Dubai International Humanitarian Aid and Re-Development Conference and Exhibition (DIHAD 2006), taking place at the Dubai Convention Center from April 10-12.

Later, as he ambled through the gilded halls of the Capitol while Ms. Broughton and the publisher's representative sprinted ahead to corral the limousine driver, Mr. Cuomo, 72, who is now a lawyer in New York, reflected on his years in elected office and the changes he encountered during this trip to Albany.

Under Guernsey FA rules players must make themselves available for representative matches ahead of club games.

Over in Taiwan, Central Daily News welcomes Mr Ma's call for the two sides of the strait to set up representative offices ahead of Mr Wu's visit.

Looking ahead, Representative Robert Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat who is chief deputy whip, said Democrats were closely watching whether Mr. Hastert would keep his commitment to help workers.

"Recruiting for the United States Army is going to be a major challenge in the days ahead," Representative Ike Skelton of Missouri, the senior Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, said this week.