Sentence examples for the further ahead from inspiring English sources

The further ahead you look, the trickier things become.

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* Arrive early; the further ahead you are in the queue, the better the spot you'll get.

The further ahead one looks, the more important it will be for our global campaigns to secure the commitment and leadership of powerful countries in both north and south.

With us the more important an event is, the further ahead we schedule it, which is why we find it insulting to be asked to a party at the last minute.

I would argue that the further ahead in time a person can look, and the more detailed the mental picture of their future activities is, the greater that person's capacity for self-awareness will be.

It was no real surprise when Roger Wilson put the Saints further ahead, the No8 galloping on the left to split the tiring cover.

Mitchell scooted past Lachlan Coote on a 40m angled run to put the Roosters further ahead in the 49th minute.

A 19th-minute Moses penalty goal put the Tigers further ahead before the Cowboys opened their account as Thurston grubbered behind Wests' defensive line for Kane Linnett.

Hinds poked the hosts further ahead, before the Alex's Harry Davis's penalty proved little more than consolation.

Lowe put the Dons further ahead slotting in the rebound after Powell's shot had been saved by Collin.