The phrase "a length of lead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific measurement or quantity of lead, often in contexts related to fishing, crafting, or manufacturing.
Example: "For this project, we need a length of lead to ensure the structure is stable."
Alternatives: "a piece of lead" or "a section of lead".
Or I go round there and threaten them with a length of lead piping.
Sadly, no one had been able to find a length of lead piping before he reached the studio.
His father, Lord Lucan, vanished after Sandra Rivett, nanny to his three children, was found bludgeoned to death with a length of lead piping at the family home in Belgravia, central London, on 7 November 1974.
Ever since a blood-splattered Ford Corsair with a length of lead pipe in its boot was found in Newhaven on Sunday 10 November 1974, the whereabouts of Lord Lucan has been a national obsession.
Construction on the site began around AD 77 and this was confirmed by a length of lead piping, which served a central water feature or fountain, which was stamped with the name of Emperor Vespasian.
Cut a length of twin lead that is equal to or a multiple of the length calculated above.
Therefore, as far as the two lead-time TTO variants are concerned, the one using an equal length of lead time and unhealthy time is to be slightly preferred, since a longer lead time tends to lower the produced values.
Nevertheless, Cambridge won the race by three-quarters of a length to lead the overall record at 3 1.
They took the lead with a length-of-the-field try by Nick Scott, sparked by Sonny Parker's interception, on the half-hour, but two tries by Tom May in as many minutes, the second a long-range beauty, established the Saints a 19-7 leat athehe break, which was never really threatened thereafter, for all Welsh's spirit and acumen.
The assumption by Zahran et al. (2010) that soil lead serves as a proxy for length of lead exposure is likely not valid given the amount of housing destabilization and subsequent mobility of the population in the years following the storm.
It all becomes too much, and soon, Suzanne is off her meds for a length of time that leads to a psychotic break.
