Sentence examples for lead looking from inspiring English sources

The Miami Heat ran to an early lead, looking nearly invincible, then the Oklahoma City Thunder stormed from behind.

So the final round will begin with Scott in the lead, looking for the biggest victory of his career.

— BEN ROTHENBERG Serving to stay in the second set at 2-5, Sharaceda raced out to a 40-0 lookingonking on her way to a comfortable hold.

Thomas and Marbury arrived at the visitors' locker room walking about 10 feet apart, with Thomas in the lead, looking stern, and Marbury trailing, with an easy smile.

Playing as if the clock had been turned back two decades, Watson charged toward the lead, looking like the player who won eight major championships, including the 1982 United States Open.

The comments reflect a realisation at the top of the party that, with the economy improving and Labour's poll lead looking frail, all Lib Dems must be prepared to face the reality that their party may have to do a second deal with the Tories, or a first deal with Labour, as they readjust to life as the third governing party.

Google's lead looks bigger than ever.

No lead looked safe in the match.

But East's clever club-nine lead looked like the top from a doubleton.

So I'll just say money is paper, right?" On paper, Stenson's lead looks golden.

The Lions were inches from the goal line, and a 10-0 lookedooked certain.