Sentence examples for sets ahead of from inspiring English sources

The end of analog broadcasting has become an issue as Americans try to upgrade their TV sets ahead of the switch to digital.

I got the chance to check out one of those sets ahead of launch, and built the U-Wing, a ship new to the Star Wars universe featured in the film.

The goal was set ahead of a major UN climate change conference later this year.

As a potential Jew — conversion dates aren't set ahead of time, but mine will probably arrive in May — I find my feelings are more complicated.

"People say we're crazy because we jump from burning buildings, but at least we know where the fire's been set ahead of time," Mr. Aiello said.

CBS ranked third in total viewers behind both ABC and Fox, but second in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49 earning setid raheads frof its comedy lineup.

Fox and NBC were third and fourth for the night overall, although Fox earned a second place finish in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49thankseto the strength of its comedy line-up ahead yofnger viewers.

Frustrated cell phone communication among the major characters is such a naggingly unfunny recurrent gag in the film that by the time it's over, you wish that dog had devoured every telephone on the set ahead of time.

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Having toured both Europe and the UK in 2011 with Adele, and recently completed a fully sold-out headline tour of the UK and Ireland with his band, this is a rare opportunity to catch Michael in an intimate setting ahead of what promises to be a very successful year for him.

P-values are often coupled to a significance or alpha level, which is also set ahead of time, usually at 0.05 (5%).