Sentence examples for handy leads from inspiring English sources
But the poll also shows that in head-to-head contests Obama has a handy leads over all of the individual Republican candidates, except for Romney, whom he is running roughly even with.
According to some pollsters, he now has a handy lead over Mitt Romney.
In both of these states, the polls show Obama retaining a handy lead, albeit one that is a bit smaller than it was a few weeks ago.
And that was that for the day with 31 overs remaining and Warwickshire having a more than handy lead of 169 with three wickets in hand.
The visitors weren't done and Lafai added his second after some handy lead-up work by Josh Jackson and Klemmer for the impressive half-time margin.
The visitors should have had at least a draw in the first Test and held a handy lead in the second which they ultimately lost by a point.
Ms Yingluck has taken the campaign by storm, generating enough buzz and excitement to build a handy lead in the polls over the incumbent Democrat Party, led by the prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.
The flow of play suggested that Collingwood should have had a handy lead at the final change, but instead they found themselves narrowly in arrears to the reigning premier.
She made her move with four laps remaining, linked up with the leaders almost single-handedly within two laps to go, and was fortunate to receive a handy lead-out from Canada's Stephanie Roorda, going, as she put it, "flat-out and hoping for the best".
The Ulster champions were dominant early on and a Gavin Doogan goal helped them race into a handy lead.
