Sentence examples for direct lead from inspiring English sources

But we Americans were wise to resist pressures to finish the job more quickly by taking the direct lead.

Seven of the fragments could be interpreted as words related to power ("power", "direct", "lead", "authority", "control", "command" and "rich").

Also bringing the camp was Joanna Page as Queen Elizabeth I, taking a direct lead from Miranda Richardson's reading of the her in Blackadder II (a compliment).

On the ecstatic and bracingly direct lead single "My Girls," he navigates the complications of "fancy things" and his responsibility to his family.

The government-backed Supporters Direct lead the way in encouraging mutual ownership and the pioneers assist fellow clubs in the transfer of power from business people to fans.

The most direct lead he found was in a 1962 letter written by the historian Claudio Segre.

At its headiest, the experience was a close simulation of sex, or a direct lead-in to it.

He said the ratings for NBC's local newscasts, the direct lead-in to Mr. O'Brien, were down on average about 14 percent among households, and Mr. O'Brien was off by 49 percent compared with Mr. Leno's audience the year before.

It feels simultaneously ancient and modern, profound and direct, led by the peculiar, beautiful sound of the smallpipes.

First, you should maintain these connections because you may be able to give back to another job-seeker either through sharing information or direct leads.

However, in the case of finite spin bias, the factor Δ±ϕ, which is contributed by the local magnetic flux and direct lead-lead coupling, can adjust the value of 〈n s 〉.