Sentence examples for some time ahead from inspiring English sources
When the bank's monetary-policy committee (MPC) sets rates it looks some time ahead, since rate changes take around two years to exert their full impact on inflation.
It is a book that will, I suspect, be read for some time ahead, as testimony both of who we were in 2015 and what we believed in.
Sonos certainly hopes so; Cullen said that it has been ramping up production for some time ahead of the expected interest.
"The war's only been on three years," said the US soldier suspiciously, unaware that Britain had entered the war some time ahead of America.
The authors also apply local regression methods for predicting CPU usage value some time ahead into the future.
Employees have tested this feature for some time ahead of today's arrival, but now it's becoming publicly available.
Mrowiec is hoping to win some game time ahead of the 19 May Hampden final against city neighbours Hibernian.
My Mega Drive's still working, but having no functional official three-button controller means that, when I dust the 16bit machine off for some court time ahead of competition play, I have to use something called an asciiPad MD-6.
McIlroy rarely plays the week before a major, but decided several weeks ago to play in the Tennessee tournament to get some extra playing time ahead of the US Open.
Wrapping up victory inside two and a bit days at The Rose Bowl also buys Peter Moores' men some much-valued extra recovery time ahead of Sunday's game at Chester-le-Street.
2. Spend some time planning ahead.
