further ahead

The better ones are usually just enough to get us a little further ahead.

It is high time that we really did look further ahead.

This will bring us, together, a good way further ahead.

Thinking that the boy followed he had gone on further ahead.

"I thought we could probably be a little further ahead than where we're actually at," he said.

Our friend is further ahead of us than I gave him credit for.

"It just shows he's a little bit further ahead than the rest of these guys."

We'd like to be a lot further ahead in terms of development but perceptions can change very quickly.

The day had begun; he would think no further ahead than that.

Then further ahead the street was blocked by a low wall.

Those involved in hands-on work see further ahead than the rest of us.

"Perhaps that makes them have to work harder to get a bit further ahead."

"Looking at where we want to be for 2006, it made sense to switch now and get that much further ahead."

"I could just be trying to see further ahead, you know.

"He's further ahead than most, if not all of the other pitchers right now."

But I don't know that you'd be much further ahead of the game.

It can be used to measure roughly how much further ahead a move will go.

Well, it turns out that the bad guys are apparently even further ahead of us than we knew.

Some of the real football missionaries are thinking further ahead.

It has been suggested that we should move somewhat further ahead.

However Meyer is not looking any further ahead than this weekend.

Looking further ahead, what pattern of ownership do you see?

She refused to think further ahead than a change of clothing.

But I remember the optimism he expressed in 1988, looking even further ahead.

Further ahead she could see the church that was half the size it had been in Cole's town.