Sentence examples for thoughts ahead from inspiring English sources

One of our journalists may also contact you about your thoughts ahead of the pope's visit.

You have a lot of thoughts ahead of the jump, but the experience from eight years ago of course helped me to have a clear mind".

He's like the grad student with the bouncy leg whose comments make no sense because he's three thoughts ahead of everybody, including himself.

Barkley is clearly in England manager Roy Hodgson's thoughts ahead of next summer's tournament in Brazil having appeared as a substitute in friendlies against Chile and Germany in recent days.

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When asked specifically about whether she had any thoughts ahead of the budget to highlight the funding crisis in social care, Alexander said current funding was "woefully inadequate to the financial challenge that exists".

There was some thought, ahead of the announcement, that Malala, as she is known, would be awarded the prize alone.

It's all been quite cautious, quite defensive – the only steer away from the official line Liam's comment, at the start, when he jumped a thought ahead and blurted out: "It's not a question of burnout".

What bubble did Seymour's parents live in that, when it came time to name their son, they couldn't give a little thought ahead to the consequences of his first and last name put together.

"That's a silly thought," Rivers said Monday of thinking ahead to the conference finals.

Poynter noted several other reporters gearing up and tweeting out some last minute thoughts before the big race ahead.