Sentence examples for comfortably led from inspiring English sources

The state has comfortably led the country in job creation.

Iowa is an unpredictable starting gate of presidential politics, and Mr. Romney retains many strengths, including a formidable position in New Hampshire, where he has comfortably led in polls all year.

Santos comfortably led 3-0 and Pelé was well placed to add to his penalty and score the one remaining goal he needed, yet midway through the second half, the Santos keeper, Aguinaldo, was injured and replaced by... Pelé.

The outgoing Van Gaal, who comfortably led Holland to World Cup qualification, confirmed last year that he would not look to extend his deal beyond this summer's tournament in Brazil, and has been linked with the likes of Manchester United and Tottenham.

Germany, nevertheless, comfortably leads its qualifying group.

The Bloc Québécois, a separatist party that only runs candidates in French-speaking Quebec, comfortably leads the polls in its home province.

(Right now, the Democrats comfortably lead the State Assembly while control of the State Senate is unclear, because of races that are still undecided).

The Udinese striker Antonio Di Natale, meanwhile, comfortably leads the scorers' charts after a hat-trick during his side's 4-2 win over Catania put him on six goals after only three games.

As the day began, Santorum, a former Pennsylvania senator, claimed he was in the contest for the long haul because Romney is a weak frontrunner even though he comfortably leads in the fight for delegates to the nominating convention.

At the most extreme end of the spectrum Donald Trump, who comfortably leads polls for the Republican nomination, called for a "total and complete shutdown" of the country's borders to Muslims in the wake of the shooting, until an unspecified date in the future when "we are able to determine and understand this problem".

Riccio suggested that they all go into the school, where they could talk more comfortably, and led the way inside.