Ahead of
Both terms in one sentence
- But instead of completing this training ahead of embarking on their quest or fighting their enemy, something causes them to head out before their training is finished.
Source: Incompletely Trained -
Perhaps Executive Meddling reared its ugly head and it was Screwed by the Network, perhaps Author Existence Failure was involved, or maybe it was simply ahead of its time.
Source: Short-Lived Big Impact -
One must take them head-on; and just to be sporting, with whatever safety equipment they didn't think to bring along with them ahead of time.
Source: Climbing the Cliffs of Insanity
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