Idiom
Ahead of time.
If something happens ahead of time, it happens early or before the set time.
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Get sorted ahead of time.
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We felt like major idiots for not sorting this out ahead of time, but being major idiots, we felt compelled to continue our journey.
Without an agreement of some sort in place ahead of time, a son or daughter caring for an elderly parent may unexpectedly wind up with a furry responsibility on top of their grief and funeral planning.
"Don't they have any sort of plan ahead of time?" It was something of a tragicomic coda to a week of logistical nightmares and missteps that vexed organizers and Jones, who paid for most of the $1.2 billion stadium and persuaded other owners to reward North Texas with a Super Bowl for the first time.
They do this before you buy a home or refinance your mortgage to help sort out any problems ahead of time and to reduce the risk of your filing a claim later.
Screen clients ahead of time.
Just sort all of this out ahead of time, and make sure it alligns with your vision.
For business, the winners will be those whose products enable more utility for less carbon and those who take action ahead of time to sort out their supply chains.
"It seems some sort of understanding was reached ahead of time".
If you have difficulty quieting the noise in your head right away, plan on taking a vacation of sorts away from your inner nag ahead of time.
If you're selling something that requires you to hold any sort of licensing, prepare your license(s) ahead of time to have on hand in case the site manager asks for license verification.
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