Sentence examples for lead squarely from inspiring English sources

However, it will also put Three (and other carriers that might follow its lead) squarely against not just large brands, but the ad tech companies that help brands put their message in front of you.

I found out that I put my need to lead squarely in front of my need to live.

Yet Lewis is no fantasist of the unspeakable; on the contrary, he is a democrat, whose notion of desire leads squarely (in both senses) back to social involvement and participation.

"The responsibility of making sure children aren't exposed to lead paint remains squarely on property owners".

Patten later said she had no particular strategy in mind, but her decision to swim with the lead delivered her squarely into the trap set by the overwhelming prerace favorite, Larisa Ilchenko.

Part of last week's exec departure triumvirate and pre-rumored reorg on Tuesday, Yahoo's David Ko has followed Yahoo media lead Jimmy Pitaro in landing squarely on his feet, this time at Zynga as SVP of Mobile.

Randy M. Mastro, the lead lawyer for the plaintiffs, squarely disagreed.

While there is some welcome private sector interest, what is needed is a world in which governments face the environmental challenge squarely, and truly lead.

That represents a sharp reversal from this summer, when whites in the state's conservative rural and exurban areas put Mr. McCain squarely in the lead.

Lithuania led, 82-80, and the crowd, squarely behind the underdog, roared its approval.

The companies, fearing that a government-run plan would lead to price controls, are siding squarely with Gov. George Bush of Texas and other Republicans who want to keep the government out of the drug insurance business.