Sentence examples for starting ahead of time from inspiring English sources

"It was starting ahead of time, but this definitely didn't help the marriage," said Lance Cpl.

Yep, they're a pain, but if you can anticipate the need for them and get started ahead of time, you'll a head start (and you'll avoid the frustration of hearing your boss repeat, "Have you documented this?").

So prepare now; get started ahead of time.

Even if you don't ask your children to divulge the details of their planning, your question will remind them to start ahead of time, create a plan, and finish early.

But the Dane's qualifying pace has impressed and he has started ahead of his team-mate nine times to Button's seven in his rookie season.

As a senior, he started ahead of Ryan Mathews, a junior at the time, who played in the Pro Bowl on Sunday.

The four-times champion starts ahead of Williams pair Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas, with Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen down in sixth place as he struggled in Q3, with his best lap in Q2.

Starting corn ahead of time in pots would give me a jump on the season and free up beds for other vegetables while the corn was in the pots.

Set aside a specific time each day for ACT prep, starting well ahead of time (perhaps up to six months ahead of test day).

Apparently the downloads take up to three hours before it starts and I highly doubt anyone will want to stick around for that unless they start them ahead of time and go off to do something else, which is a bit more plausible.

"But we can't start thinking ahead of time and the possibility of what is coming in the last 16".