Expressions - Collocations of the word " ahead "
| a little way ahead | 1) The village is a little way ahead . 2) I was a little way ahead before they moved off. more a little way ahead sentences |
| a long way ahead | 1) The shares are still looking a long way ahead . 2) But this is looking a long way ahead . more a long way ahead sentences |
| ahead | 1) The twelve month ahead forecasts gave similar results. 2) Portugal still has many tough years ahead . more ahead sentences |
| ahead by | 1) Groups form spontaneously or are arranged ahead by special appointment. 2) Setting your watch ahead by 15 minutes. more ahead by sentences |
| ahead of | 1) Our fence arrived yesterday ahead of schedule. 2) In many ways literature has run ahead of history. more ahead of sentences |
| ahead of its time | 1) This computer is five years ahead of its time ! 2) This car was ahead of its time . more ahead of its time sentences |
| ahead of schedule | 1) Our fence arrived yesterday ahead of schedule . 2) Its construction was completed four months ahead of schedule . more ahead of schedule sentences |
| ahead of the curve | 1) Some universities are ahead of the curve . 2) My grandparents were very ahead of the curve . more ahead of the curve sentences |
| ahead of the game | 1) I am well ahead of the game . 2) We need to keep ahead of the game . more ahead of the game sentences |
| ahead of the pack | 1) That set RR 2 ahead of the pack . 2) Why is Quebec suddenly ahead of the pack ? more ahead of the pack sentences |
| ahead of time | 1) It is very important seek information ahead of time . 2) I was scheduled three years ahead of time . more ahead of time sentences |
| ahead of your time | 1) In retrospect, you were always ahead of your times . 2) You're sort of ahead of your time . more ahead of your time sentences |
| days ahead | 1) This is an unusual seven days ahead . 2) It brought considerable cool protection for the summer days ahead . more days ahead sentences |
| dead ahead | 1) Then traffic controllers supposedly warned that a suspect airliner was dead ahead . 2) Or a third: Warning: Crash dead ahead . more dead ahead sentences |
| finish ahead | 1) He fell off twice but finished ahead of the racers. 2) They again finished ahead of the Lakers in 1992-93. more finish ahead sentences |
| forge ahead | 1) We are duty bound to forge ahead . 2) We are forging ahead to set examples . more forge ahead sentences |
| get ahead | 1) The secret of getting ahead is getting started. 2) Another benefit is getting ahead of infrastructure . more get ahead sentences |
| get out ahead | 1) get out ahead of your managers . 2) He estimated that about twenty-five people had gotten out ahead of him. more get out ahead sentences |
| get the go ahead | 1) Eventually, a few days before the game, it got the go ahead . 2) A report to Midlothian's planning committee recommends the proposal gets the go ahead . more get the go ahead sentences |
| go ahead | 1) Tennis £4 million cup goes ahead . 2) The camp went ahead amid considerable worldwide publicity. more go ahead sentences |
| jump ahead | 1) The story then jumps ahead ten years. 2) The story jumps ahead some ten years. more jump ahead sentences |
| keep a jump ahead | 1) Now our own Fred Hoyle is desperately trying to keep a jump ahead of his fellow scientists in the laboratory . more keep a jump ahead sentences |
| keep ahead | 1) That means we can keep ahead of demand. 2) We need to keep ahead of the game . more keep ahead sentences |
| lie ahead | 1) What lay ahead was yet more work. 2) Political and legal challenges almost certainly lie ahead . more lie ahead sentences |
| light years ahead | 1) He was light years ahead of everybody. 2) They were just light years ahead of everyone else. more light years ahead sentences |
| look ahead | 1) Some players are more interested in looking ahead . 2) looking ahead is far more constructive and productive. more look ahead sentences |
| months ahead | 1) The seventh season jumps fourteen months ahead . 2) Its construction was completed four months ahead of schedule. more months ahead sentences |
| move ahead | 1) The vessel moves ahead during fishing operation. 2) move ahead with bilateral free trade agreements. more move ahead sentences |
| plan ahead | 1) The successful budget traveler always plans ahead . 2) My best tip is to plan ahead . more plan ahead sentences |
| plough ahead | 1) But Bahamians continued to suffer from endemic typhoid while the government ploughed ahead with hotel construction. 2) People like my husband and me need to regularly know where they stand in order to plough ahead at good speed. more plough ahead sentences |
| press ahead | 1) The result: a heavy majority for pressing ahead . 2) Sullivan's column overpowered this position and pressed ahead . more press ahead sentences |
| pull ahead | 1) The heavier ones lag behind while the lighter ones pull ahead . 2) Around 1970 mean income pulled noticeably ahead of middle-class income. more pull ahead sentences |
| push ahead | 1) You need to push ahead with private plans. 2) Keating has promised to push ahead with economic reform. more push ahead sentences |
| put ahead | 1) Doesn't art thus put ahead an intelligent thought...? 2) This generated criticism that Waugh's farewell series was being put ahead of team victory. more put ahead sentences |
| race ahead | 1) Candy nodded slowly, her active mind already racing ahead . 2) But that is to race ahead of our narrative. more race ahead sentences |
| road ahead | 1) They spoke about the long road ahead . 2) The road ahead requires preparation and challenges to current assumptions. more road ahead sentences |
| roar ahead | 1) But he continued to roar ahead in the polls. 2) Banks, builders, brewers, stores and leisure stocks roared ahead . more roar ahead sentences |
| shoot ahead | 1) To shoot ahead , especially when going in stays. 2) You need to play competitive tennis one shot ahead ,' says Pancho. more shoot ahead sentences |
| some way ahead | 1) The clinic was now in sight, some way ahead . 2) A woman with a shotgun stepped out onto the path some way ahead . more some way ahead sentences |
| stare ahead | 1) She swung around and stared straight ahead . 2) THE woman's green eyes stare blindly ahead . more stare ahead sentences |
| stay a jump ahead | 1) 'The object of life is to enjoy it; it's far too short to be doing something you are bored by' Competitor who stays a jump ahead more stay a jump ahead sentences |
| stay ahead | 1) Harvard has to keep moving forward to stay ahead . 2) The leading yacht must tack back to stay ahead . more stay ahead sentences |
| steam ahead | 1) Medical Services are steaming ahead having had a great year. 2) It is full steam ahead for Jonathan Green. more steam ahead sentences |
| straight ahead | 1) She swung around and stared straight ahead . 2) Make sure the foot is pointing straight ahead . more straight ahead sentences |
| streets ahead | 1) The Scandinavian countries are already streets ahead in this area. 2) streets ahead is based firmly on a grammatical syllabus. more streets ahead sentences |
| surge ahead | 1) And almost immediately , India surged ahead . 2) If they surge ahead in the game...opportunity. more surge ahead sentences |
| weeks ahead | 1) Production was usually five weeks ahead of broadcast. 2) There are significant discounts if you book weeks ahead . more weeks ahead sentences |
| years ahead | 1) Portugal still has many tough years ahead . 2) He was light years ahead of everybody. more years ahead sentences |
Expressions with the word ahead
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