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We're good together, way ahead of the curve in every department.

His physical development is, if anything, a little ahead of the curve.

We are trying now to get ahead of the curve.

"The government is always trying to keep ahead of the curve."

And I don't have enough money to be too far ahead of the curve.

But it looks like I'm still ahead of the curve.

"What happens if the film business is not ahead of the curve?"

"We have got to be ahead of the curve and not just follow it."

Almost 50 years later, it seems that plan is still way ahead of the curve.

But being slightly ahead of the curve is not always easy.

The first was published in the late 80's and turned out to be way ahead of the curve.

And the band continues to be ahead of the curve.

This was in August 1993 - almost ten years ahead of the curve!

He's already ahead of the curve - they usually don't start smiling until 3 months.

What's interesting is that once again, contemporary art has been ahead of the curve.

"We're always looking for ways to stay ahead of the curve," Miles said.

"I was ahead of the curve," he said from his home in Virginia.

With the first female prime minister 30 years ago we're way ahead of the curve.

The name change reflected their mission to stay ahead of the curve in education.

"We are not getting ahead of the curve," he said.

The music I sign has to be compelling and two steps ahead of the curve.

"And despite the cutting they've done, they're not getting ahead of the curve."

"They don't want to get too far ahead of the curve.

The solution, which began to take shape in the mid-1980's, was ahead of the curve.

Can coaches and general managers get ahead of the curve these days?