Sentence examples for status ahead from inspiring English sources

Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney traded jabs during the debate on Thursday as Mr. Romney fought to regain his front-runner status ahead of Tuesday's primary in Florida.

The evening protest came after Park ordered 10 of her senior secretaries to resign over a scandal that is likely to deepen the president's lame duck status ahead of next year's election.

Coach Mike Martz said Carter, who has been inconsistent this season after leading the National Football League with 17 sacks last year, will return to first-string status ahead of Sean Moran for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Ofcom published a consultation on which parties should be accorded "major status" ahead of the general election.

Upon receipt of this information, the respective ZC computes a safe moving authority on the basis of track status ahead and train characteristics, and communicates to the respective train.

The 49-year-old represented Britain at judo and it is through his work that the Kendal dojo gained pre-Olympic training camp status ahead of the London Games, hosting boxers from the Pacific island of Nauru.

The majority (63.45 %) of the respondents in this study carried out HIV test because of sickness; indicating the fact that people are not using the opportunity to know their health-status ahead and care themselves before they become symptomatic cases of HIV/AIDS.

The dance music act Chase and Status said ahead of their confirmed set: "We're excited to be headlining Lovebox this year.

The anomalous slots allow the stations to know the channel status much ahead of the slot's actual time of occurrence.

In a December speech in Washington, Jindal said, "To oppose school choice is to put the wishes of the adults who control the status quo ahead of the needs of our children.

Call Ahead, Arrive Early Call a day ahead to reconfirm flights, and check the flight status before leaving for the airport; the F.A.A.'s Web site also provides delay information by airport: www.fly.faa.gov/flyFAA/index.html.html