Examples of 'come ahead' in a sentence
Meaning of "come ahead"
come ahead: This phrase means to move forward or make progress, often used in a figurative sense to describe advancing in a particular situation or context
How to use "come ahead" in a sentence
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So come ahead and kill me and be done with it.
You can sure come ahead and try.
So come ahead and face them.
Why do not you come ahead.
Appetizers come ahead of the main course.
Give your mule a come ahead.
I will never come ahead of schedule again.
The pills prepare you for what is to come ahead.
I have come ahead to start work on the investigation.
For the car to come ahead.
Come ahead soon.
I should have come ahead and checked it out.
Come ahead now.
Let him come ahead.
Come ahead slow.
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But they will never come ahead of schedule again.
Come ahead slowly.
Which of the two shud come ahead of the other.
Come ahead on.
Dad told me to come ahead.
The changes come ahead of a regulation that goes into effect next month.
Nobody should come ahead.
She asked me to come ahead and open up the house and get things ready.
The waves that we are after come ahead of the storm.
With a generosity of heart and with full acceptance of what may come ahead.
Please come ahead.
That way they will be better informed about what may come ahead.
And the boys need to come ahead and pick up a chit.
This is really interesting and makes me very excited for the years to come ahead.
Well come ahead.
And having vaguely known this amazing world Many have come ahead of me.
Do not come ahead.
All I gotta do is give the come ahead.
She asks the kids to come ahead and continue the drawing.
Come ahead and see what the Aleikos Panorama accommodation has to offer.
The future Buddha has come ahead of all predictions.
The moves come ahead of a major donor meeting to be held in Brussels next month.
But I do not want to come ahead of time.
Come ahead if you think you are big enough '.
I thought I would come ahead and check it out.
Anybody who wants to help, you come ahead.
This little street has come ahead in leaps and bounds over the last few years.
These statements from the Council and Commission come ahead of the meeting.
Community and country come ahead of any obligation to the people of West Africa.
In my order of priorities, social and cultural issues come ahead of economic ones.
I should've come ahead and checked it out.
Give me something to lean on . Come ahead.
I do not know how I always come ahead in such dangerous situations.
These come ahead of the publication of the UK government 's childhood obesity strategy.
Sometimes I think we have come ahead too fast.
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