Sentence examples for lead appearing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama got a bounce coming out of Charlotte, and it had some staying power — with his national lead appearing to peak at about five or six percentage points.

AOL's lead appears to be huge.

His lead appears insurmountable, but he does not think so.

It is a race in which the cable industry's lead appears to be lengthening.

Few at the time believed that Nixon could lose, so insurmountable did his lead appear.

The auditors said trace amounts of lead appeared in 37 of the 40 test cases.

Other Senate Republicans, following Mr. Bruno's lead, appeared receptive to Mr. Paterson's overtures, at least for now.

That two-run lead appeared to be enough for Rusch, but the Mets tied the score in the seventh.

Lead appears in the cores just as it arrived in the air, starting in the mid-1800's and paralleling the growth of the Industrial Revolution.

Mr. Bush can count on Texas, but beyond that, Ohio is the next-biggest state where he is slightly ahead, and that lead appears tenuous.

Mr. Allen, blessedly declining to cast himself as the romantic lead, appears to have shaken off the tone-deafness and compulsiveness that have marred his last three pictures.