Sentence examples for staged ahead from inspiring English sources

The event was staged ahead of the London mayor's monthly public questioning by the London assembly.

To that end Mr. Thurman said every client's preferences, from room temperature to beverage, are recorded so that a meeting room can be staged ahead of time.

Staged ahead of Froome's triumphant procession into the Paris at the end of the Tour de France, the women's race took place in torrential rain.

An enthusiastically supported Legends regatta, being staged ahead of the Volvo round the world race in Alicante, saw 16 boats and competitors from all of its 30-year history taking part.

Elsewhere in the interview, staged ahead of her first tour in Australia in 15 years next month, she discussed her desire return to the silver screen (she starred in the Oscar-nominated The People vs Larry Flynt in 1997) – and the legal woes holding her back from doing so.

What's occurin' There's no shortage of of football press conferences being staged ahead of the weekend's action and a couple could border on the incendiery, compared to the usual snoozefests punctuated by news of niggles and strains picked up by assorted players during training.

China won this stage, ahead of the United States, the Netherlands and Britain.

We leave our forecasts unchanged at this stage ahead of the upcoming interim results.

Gareth Evans takes to the stage ahead of the screening of his disgusting new film.

Tobias Steinhauser of Germany won the stage, ahead of Bobby Julich of the United States.

By this stage ahead of the London Olympics, almost 80% of venues and infrastructure had been completed.