Sentence examples for either led from inspiring English sources

All five either led directly to an L.S.U.

Moodie either led the field or was tied for the lead each day.

Her failure to acquire either led to a certain "inclination to romance," as Elizabeth Hardwick observed in a 1984 piece about her friend.

Spanning four centuries, from the 17th to the 20th, these women were fighters, who either led slave rebellions or rose up against Europe's colonising armies.

Rivera has pitched in 33 postseason games over the last four seasons, and in all but two cases, the Yankees either led or were tied.

But Tech was stung by a series of penalties that either led to Boise State points or spoiled chances to change momentum in the first half.

Congress and the Oval Office should either lead in establishing such new energy policies, or get out of the way.

But things they do and say can either lead to an upsurge of violence or help to bring peace.

It thought it could overtake the socialists as the leading force on the left and, so, either lead the government or lead the opposition.

It is difficult to assess, he said, whether "it will either lead to a long, drawn-out scenario, like Vietnam, or something like Kuwait".

"This disposal will either lead to the start of an acquisition programme... or conceivably a bid for the company itself," they said.