Sentence examples for settling ahead from inspiring English sources

Corn for delivery in July 2009 matched Monday's high of $8.07 a bushel before settling ahead by 6 cents at about $8.01 a bushel.

"If the expectation is we can only have direct negotiations when everything is settled ahead of time," said Mr Obama, "then there's no point in the negotiations".The parameters appeared in question as well.

But he added: "If the expectation is that we can only have direct negotiations when everything is settled ahead of time, then there is no point for negotiations".

Despite their acrimonious past and Muhammad claiming there was a "score to settle" ahead of the competition, the pair shared a handshake at the conclusion.

But Bertelli's parting shot made it clear that there are other things to be settled before giving an unequivocal go-ahead to his team.

Strategists in both parties said the turbulence needed to settle before any reliable polling could be conducted to get a sense of the contest ahead.

But after treacherous sea journeys, monumental hikes and the dangers of the road, the hardest bit may yet be ahead: settling in.

Rather than take the offered break, the two forge ahead, settling side by side on a bench in the playhouse foyer, where the wooden walls are covered with theater posters from productions gone by.

Lord Hodge agreed to a continuation for a week but said that if the parties lodged a document settling the action ahead of it the hearing would be discharged.

Ms. Daniels considered calling her new magazine Executive Woman, Professional Woman, Aspire, Advantage, Achieve, Ahead and Success before settling on Savvy.

But most go ahead anyway, settling for less.