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ahead

[uh-hed] / əˈhɛd /


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Simpson was ahead on the judges' scorecards when he was stopped in the 10th.

From BBC

Speaking ahead of the sentencing, Ms Hopkins said she was grateful to have a healthy son this Christmas after the "horror story" that unfolded earlier this year.

From BBC

Owen Farrell was presented with a 75th-minute penalty attempt that would have nudged the hosts 27-25 ahead, but his kick sailed wide of the left post.

From Barron's

In practical terms, this means having a well paying job is the most important factor in getting ahead financially.

From Science Daily

He had a great career and we were able to get further ahead than most.

From MarketWatch