Sentence examples for a lead going from inspiring English sources

They fought back from an 11-point deficit in the second quarter to take a lead going into the fourth.

The other was in 2000, when Vice President Al Gore had a lead going into the first debate.

Woods, in fact, has never lost a lead going into the final round on his way to eight major championships.

Before the game, Leyland spoke first to the players and told them he wanted a lead going into the late innings.

The star-less Spurs held their own against the best team in basketball, even clinging onto a lead going into the fourth quarter.

"I've never had a lead going into Sunday and won," said Snedeker, who most recently failed to close out a victory at the 2010 Waste Management Open when he carded a final-round 78 to finish tied for 43rd.

Serie A side Roma hold a 2-1 lead going into the second leg against Porto, after Adrian Lopez gave the Portuguese club a late lifeline.

Overmars scored the opening goal inside 68 seconds for the visitors and Parlour added a second to give Arsenal a commanding lead, going into the interval.

At the height of summer, most experts think that whomever has a steady lead going in will have a steady lead coming out.

It's relatively even down the back straight but Kilty runs a brilliant bend to give England a minor lead going into the final leg.

Atletico Madrid turn their tie on its head against Lazio as Adrian and a Falcao brace give the Spaniards a 3-1 lead going into the second-leg.