Sentence examples for decided lead from inspiring English sources

The overall picture is almost a mirror image of how things looked before the Republican National Convention, when Mr. Bush held a slim but decided lead in the Electoral College.

This was despite existing New Zealand evidence suggesting a hazard and the evidence that agencies in other countries had already decided lead additives were harmful and had acted to reduce their impact (eg, the US in the 1970s – see Table 1).

And the administration has rightly decided to lead by example.

They consulted with an architect, but soon Ms. Marxuach decided to lead the project herself.

But in suburban Ontario, where Canadian elections tend to be decided, that lead is stronger.

Larry Marcus, a venture capitalist at Walden Venture Capital and a musician, decided to lead a $9 million investment.

Last week he bellowed that Obama had decided to "lead a war" on traditional marriage.

He said that Mambush simply decided to lead the strikers away, saying "Don't run.

She settled on the US Congress, and decided to lead the group herself.

'This really is a national election because Jacques Chirac has decided to lead the fight against me.

Also, judging that declarer had the heart king and running diamonds, Stark decided to lead the spade ace.