'you have ahead' is not correct or usable in written English.
It does not complete a sentence with a proper verb. For example, you could say, "You have a long journey ahead of you."
"I hope that this new life that you have ahead of you will be happy, you really deserve it," Mr. Piñera told Mr. Zamora.
Dowsett says: "Your food intake should reduce a little, but don't overdo it; you need to make sure you're well fuelled to make the most of these sessions but not too much that you're gaining weight, considering the mountains you have ahead of you".
"The older you get, the less years you have ahead of you, and it was nice there.
Share with family members about any food sensitivities you have ahead of time.
What is? Working on yourself and focusing on the new and wonderful life you have ahead of you!
Take a moment to prioritize what you want to do with this new year you have ahead of you.
I wish I could have seen into the future for just a moment and glimpsed what an amazing life you had ahead.
I am sorry but I can't help asking: what do you think we have ahead of us in 10 years' time?
And fuck, what a thing to have ahead of you".
If you have seen ahead, please do not give away the plot in the comments.
If you're happy with the songs you have go ahead and hit "Save Playlist".
