Sentence examples for though ahead from inspiring English sources

But if they conclude that Mrs Clinton, though ahead, cannot win against John McCain, they might just do it.

Perhaps the only consolation for the Congress Party is that Bharatiya Janata, or B.J.P., also performed poorly in state elections, especially in Uttar Pradesh, where it was running a distant third, though ahead of Congress.

Christie said the "very good conversation" he had had with Sokolich had been productive, even though, ahead of the meeting, Sokolich had expressly asked the governor not to come to his town.

Though ahead of its time, Easdaq failed to attract many companies or much trading volume even during the height of the bull market for new companies in the late 1990's.

Don't expect any major tax increases, though, ahead of the 2008 presidential election.

They fell narrowly short in defeats by Saracens and Harlequins though, ahead of the visit of Newcastle on Sunday.

His biggest test, though, lies ahead.

Mr. Davies, though, projects ahead to 1922, just after World War I.

Louis Cappelli, though, looked ahead and envisioned a downtown bustling with luxury apartments, new stores and throngs of shoppers.

"Even though knowing ahead spoils the program, you just can't help but see for yourself what all these people are talking about," she said.

When it works, though, look ahead has an uncanny effect, allowing cubers to link moves so seamlessly that their reflexes seem superhuman.