Sentence examples for lead in somewhere from inspiring English sources
There has, however, been much to enjoy at Venice, from Aronofsky's bizarre ballet thriller Black Swan, to Sofia Coppola's funny and affecting Somewhere, which some have been calling Lost in Translation 2. Natalie Portman, star of the former, and Stephen Dorff, the lead in Somewhere, are being talked about as Oscar candidates.
"Everyone fits in somewhere".
Since the drugs may lead to one death in somewhere from 700 to 4,000 patients, few doctors have seen drug-related deaths, so most focus on their benefits, which allow many of their patients to play sports, go to work or lead normal lives.
Perhaps these polls imply that Mr. Obama's lead is somewhere in the range of five percentage points in the popular vote — national polls suggest that it's a bit less than that, but state polls provide useful information about the national landscape.
Polls suggest that Clinton is holding onto a modest but stable lead here, somewhere in the low-to-mid single digits.
Someone has some hidden in a lead box somewhere?
She takes people by the hand, one by one, leads them somewhere in the room, directs them to stand against the wall, whispers something, leaves.
But, in fact, Mr. Lacroix does lead you somewhere if you accept that couture isn't relevant to anything.
The Heat now had to return to Miami with thoughts of how an 18-point lead had disappeared somewhere in the Garden noise.
