Sentence examples for lead in which from inspiring English sources

Plastic solids are materials, such as lead, in which the extent of elastic behaviour is either minute or nonexistent.

Hamas controls the Gaza Strip and was the main target of last year's Israeli operation Cast Lead, in which 1,400 Palestinians were killed.

Following the 2005 documentary "Mad Hot Ballroom" and the 2006 film "Take the Lead," in which Antonio Banderas portrayed Mr. Dulaine, the program has expanded to more than 200 schools in New York City and eight other venues nationwide.

What had Rivers smiling was the nearly 17 minutes that Williams played — including several as the Celtics built a late 15-point lead — in which he coughed up the ball not once.

Galena often contains silver, zinc, copper, cadmium, bismuth, arsenic, and antimony; in fact, the value of the silver content often exceeds that of the lead, in which case it is deemed a silver ore.

But shows like "Meet The Press" have a six-day lead in which to craft their broadcast.

Then there's the question of owned and operated station lead-ins which Jacques Steinberg touched on in the New York Times the other day.

In Europe, Housing First has developed into "Housing Led", in which housing is considered a human right and all efforts are focused on getting homeless people settled in homes.

Less surprisingly, leads in which locking stylets could not be used were associated with extraction failure.

Cross-country led to track, in which Larson did nothing spectacular.

The game's opening eight minutes featured seven lead changes in which neither team led by more than 3 points.