Sentence examples for will come ahead from inspiring English sources
Their claims will come ahead of the government's if Solyndra is liquidated but not if it reorganized; the government has not entirely waived the privilege of coming first.
The announcement will come ahead of a speech on fiscal policy that Bowen intends to deliver at the National Press Club on Wednesday.
The long-waited white paper will come ahead of the referendum itself, on 18 September next year.
The public show will come ahead of Finance Secretary John Swinney outlining his draft budget to MSPs.
It seems that the main interest for now is to pad out xAd's nest egg for what will come ahead.
Support for EMV transactions will come ahead of the U.S.'s October 2015 deadline that requires card issuers to move from less secure magnetic stripe cards to EMV-based chip-and-pin cards, the latter which are already widely used in other parts of the world, including Europe.
No decision on whether an Ebbw Vale to Newport rail line will go ahead will come before next year, the assembly government has confirmed.
Landing in those stores will also come ahead of the important holiday shopping season in the next couple of months.
And they will come out ahead -- barely.
It still figures it will come out ahead.
So which suitor for Dollar Thrifty will come out ahead?
