Sentence examples for key lead from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to tell you it was also brilliant and incisive and led to the key lead, but it wasn't".

Despite a few major opportunities – a supporting role in Paradise Road, a key lead in Oscar and Lucinda – it took Shekhar Kapur's surprisingly gritty period thriller to announce Blanchett's arrival.

"By this point in the film," as the CNN national-security analyst Peter Bergen wrote recently, "the audience has already seen that the C.I.A. has employed coercive interrogation techniques on an al Qaeda detainee that produced a key lead in the hunt for bin Laden.

Having joined Great Britain cycling in 2002, Sutton played a key lead role in the squad in the buildup to the Beijing Olympics and then the London Games after Brailsford became increasingly involved with Team Sky and he has continued to head up the day-to-day running of the squad since 2012.

Michael Grandage, the theatre director who, as artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse, gave Ejiofor two key lead roles – in productions of Noël Coward's The Vortex and Othello in 2002 and 2007, calls him "phenomenally focused" and possessing a "wonderful" work ethic.

Compound 15 emerged as a key lead and showed significant ability to inhibit growth factor-induced receptor phosphorylation in SK-BR-3 cells (IC50 = 54 nM) and cellular proliferation in vitro (IC50 = 14, 58, and 58 nM for BT474, N87, and SK-BR-3 respectively).

Unbeaten in four starts this season, the modestly-bred California Chrome started as the 5-2 fafterite afterompingng to victories in previous races, including last month's Santa Anita Derby that is one of the key lead-up events to the Run for the Roses.

It is known that Cavendish has been in discussion with three other teams: Trek, Tinkoff-Saxo, and MTN-Qhubeka, but in an era of tight budgets, it seems that a move to any of those three – which would probably involve his key lead-out man Mark Renshaw – is conditional upon his bringing a co-sponsor in with him.

One of the key leads that eventually pointed to Merah dated back to the first attack on 11 March.

If individuals are scared they'll be deported when they come forward, key leads will dry up and crimes will become harder to solve.

Ives's penchant for writing fugues with each voice beginning in a different key led Horatio Parker, his teacher at Yale, to say that he shouldn't be "hogging all the keys at once".