Sentence examples for clever lead from inspiring English sources

West overruffs, and has to defend in this position: The clever lead of the spade eight stops the ruff.

But despite the savvy licks and clever lead breaks, in the end he comes across as more yacht rock than blues.

Will we ever stop saying umbrella?" A collection like this is better sipped than consumed quickly in one sitting: too many clever leads and carefully constructed codas become overwhelming.

The Spaniard had to counterpunch much of the time against his elegant foe's clever leads and feints but ultimately his blows were harder and, in the final round, too persistent in a struggle that dragged every fine quality from rivals of contrasting styles and temperaments.

(Chinen) JOHN MCNEIL HARMONIC EXTRAVAGANZA (Saturday) Mr. McNeil, an expressive and always clever trumpeter, leads an ad hoc but potentially rewarding ensemble with Tom Beckham on vibraphone, Nate Radley on guitar and Jorge Roeder on bass.

Honda, whose clever flick led to Musa's chance, then found himself in space and one-on-one with Neuer.

But East's clever club-nine lead looked like the top from a doubleton.

The failure to spell out for precisely what Iain is not clever enough will lead to speculation.

This true openness requires that Microsoft not follow Google's clever but conniving lead with the Android platform, which is technically open, but practically closed.

At each major city stop, artists Lisa Bolden, Denton Burrows, Grace Lang, Jonathan Neville, Nicole Salgar, and Ramiro Davaro-Comas (who is also the founder of the residency) created public art murals and installations, serving as both artistic contributions to the cities that housed them and as a clever way to lead the artists to interact with and engage with their ever-morphing surroundings.

The word "loophole" implies an opportunity for clever manipulation that leads to unintended results.