Sentence examples for lead of course from inspiring English sources

John is in the lead, of course, grinning, and looking anything but lost.

The discussions lead, of course, to various revelations and confessionals, none very startling.

Also, despite some clunkier actors, it's so nice seeing a cast in a popular entertainment that is entirely Asian (other than the Italian lead, of course).

Jimmy's mid-'80s naïveté gave coarse, heartfelt expression to an Irish sense of alienation and oppression that would lead, of course, to the formation of an all-Irish soul band, and that found further fame when "The Commitments" was made into a delightful film.

They fell short again in the playoffs, but the cultural change, let alone the silverware, was part of a remarkable season for New York, who also ended up in the game of the season — coming from behind (of course) to beat Real Salt Lake (giving up a late lead of course) for the result that was eventually the difference between these sides for the Shield.

But lead, of course, is also toxic.

They are led, of course, by Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.

The topic of money leads, of course, to the biggest question of all.

The community's resurgence has also led, of course, to a restaurant revival.

She put together some memorable reports, led of course by the historic Sarah Palin interview.

This often leads, of course, to what cyclists call the pants problem.