Sentence examples for lead a wreck from inspiring English sources

He got a terrific jump on the field, and as Kevin Harvick and Dale Earnhardt Jr. mounted their push for the lead, a wreck further back in the field brought out the yellow flag.

And they argue that the convenience of constant contact — and the chance to tick off items from an endless to-do list while driving — far outweigh what they think are slim chances that it could lead to a wreck.

Dirk Pitt leads a team coping with an ancient maritime wreck that even now could destroy the earth.

But Representative Zoe Lofgren of California, a Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, said Mr. Goodlatte's plan would lead to "a train wreck".

"We knew that this process could lead to a train wreck, but it's the only path worth pursuing".

Mr. Ozawa helped lead, then ultimately wreck, the Liberal Democratic Party — which had long held power — in the mid-1990s, ushering in a multiparty era of Japanese politics.

But despite the build up, the tonal closure makes the story one of an ill fate preordained, the final line let down that "one crowded hour would lead to my wreck and ruin".

In a statement on Tuesday, the Syrian government stressed the importance of sealing the borders and halting foreign support to armed groups and "preventing these organizations from strengthening their capabilities or changing their positions, in order to avoid what may lead to wrecking this agreement".

Belle's story highlights our vulnerability to be taken for a ride; how our implicit trust in others can lead to train-wrecks like this.

Gibson's story highlights our vulnerability to be taken for a ride, and how our implicit trust in others can lead to train wrecks like this.

It also shows how the wrong epistemology can lead to train wrecks, how the wrong metaphysics can lead to the wrong ethics and thus to disastrous personal choices and a disastrous political and economic system, and how the right philosophy is needed for the rebirth of the soul and the rebuilding of the world.