The phrase "lead meeting" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of being in charge or guiding a meeting. Example: "The project manager will lead the meeting to discuss the progress of our current project."
The former associates of Mr. Chang said the Panacom chairman, Mr. Murphy, took the lead, meeting in late June 1999 with the Korean prime minister, Kim Jong Pil, whose brother he had once represented as a lobbyist.
For example, if the relief pitcher entered the game with a 3-run lead, meeting the first criteria for a save opportunity, but there were no opposing batters on base, this game would not count as a save opportunity.
A. I don't lead meetings.
To the extent that it's possible, I have others lead meetings.
Don't take control all the time: encourage others to lead meetings and come up with solutions.
The Czechs scrambled to assemble a new team of ministers they could send to lead meetings in Brussels.
Mr. Van Rompuy will lead meetings of national leaders and, replacing the union's rotating president, represent them at E.U. summit meetings with other nations.
Euro zone leaders would have regular summit meetings presided over by a president who, according to talk within the corridors of power, may also lead meetings of the 17 finance ministers.
We have no objection to using SPEIK to improve entertainment events, but as longtime civic engagement specialists we just don't understand why speed polling technology is not used more often by people who lead meetings to make meetings better.
Finally, an additional 1.5 hour author-lead meeting was held during which raters and the author compared and discussed scores for the pilot tests.
He preached and led meetings.
