Sentence examples for get your lead from inspiring English sources

Customers get their free stuff, you get your lead.

To shoot in, push off with your trailing foot from the staggered position and get your lead foot between your opponent's feet.

This Week's Question: Where do you get your leads?

Reformulation of the question, involving a shift from disease to non-disease terminology, could elicit normalised accounts of symptoms as in these examples where a change in terminology shifting from 'pain' to 'aches' and 'discomfort', and shifting from 'breathlessness' to 'not being able to get your breath' leads to elicitation of the symptoms: Excerpt 1: LR:  Have you had any pain anywhere?

The heart ace looks reasonable, so that you get to see the dummy before deciding how to try to get your partner on lead to give you a heart ruff.

Get your helmet, a lead rope, a horse, and a saddle (unless you want to ride bareback).

Get your 100 bulb LED Christmas lights.

Want to get your jewelry screened for lead levels?

If you suspect lead, get your water professionally tested (preferably by a company that doesn't also make water filters).

Breaking out of a routine can help you get your creativity back, or lead you to new forms of inspiration.

Two are in the form of a mash-up of "Anything Goes" from the Cole Porter musical Anything Goes and "Anything You Can Do" from Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun, with the lead sung by Pearce.