Examples of 'gone ahead' in a sentence
Meaning of "gone ahead"
Gone ahead means to have proceeded or moved forward in a particular direction or action, often implying that someone or something has gone before others
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- past participle of go ahead
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Jordan has gone ahead on the way to development.
That race should never have gone ahead.
Gone ahead and asked you who you are.
You could have gone ahead and reserved.
In that world to which they have gone ahead.
I have gone ahead and taken care of everything.
So many beautiful babies who have gone ahead.
I have gone ahead and booked my favorite band.
Pipkin with my pumpkin has gone ahead.
He has always gone ahead of those of his age.
The competition seems to have gone ahead.
I have gone ahead and chosen the game.
Nevertheless the trip has gone ahead.
Has gone ahead of her dear ones.
I should never have gone ahead with the ball.
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I have gone ahead and removed the discussed entries.
I would not have gone ahead with it.
I have gone ahead and ordered my sample.
Or else they have gone ahead on foot.
Two successful test flights have already gone ahead.
He has also gone ahead of us into the resurrection.
But technology and software have gone ahead of time.
Canada has gone ahead and done so at a national level.
I should never have gone ahead with it.
I have gone ahead and bought one.
Let us be grateful to all those who have gone ahead of us.
Some of us have gone ahead and proven this.
The earthworms have already gone ahead.
I wish we had gone ahead with the transplant yesterday.
I thought we might have gone ahead early.
They have gone ahead and sent you on.
Find the women who have gone ahead.
We have always gone ahead with our strength.
To control all the other vehicles a force has gone ahead.
Yöu could have gone ahead and reserved.
He has gone ahead of you to make the crooked places straight.
I should not have gone ahead with it.
Andre has gone ahead so we will be warned if there is any trouble.
This son of a bitch has gone ahead and activated.
I have gone ahead and written the copy without you.
The early ones had gone ahead of us.
Jacob had gone ahead with his group earlier.
The women and children had gone ahead for safety.
Work has also gone ahead on the consolidation of existing rules.
I could have gone ahead.
Who have gone ahead and made clear the way.
Tom must have gone ahead.
Work has gone ahead on the drawing up of a national system of cooperative cataloguing.
My family has gone ahead in a car.
The tribes could have been decimated if exploration had gone ahead.
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Examples of using Ahead
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Go ahead and feel even more indebted
Stay five feet ahead of me at all times
Go ahead and take a pinkie or an ear as a trophy
