Sentence examples for lead suggested from inspiring English sources

West's pre-emptive overcall and his choice of lead suggested that he held little defense in the other suits.

The article ran during the trial, and though it qualified statements with "alleged" and "allegedly," the lead suggested little doubt about my mother's guilt.

Mr. Lazio's senior strategist, Mike Murphy, made that point last night in arguing that the findings were bad for Mrs. Clinton, notwithstanding the lead suggested in the numbers.

This is slightly larger than the lead suggested by national polls alone, which put Mr. Obama ahead by about one or two points instead, according to our method.

This much the Knicks believe: the gap between the teams is not nearly as great as the Heat's 3-0 lead suggested.

The presence of lead suggested recycling in other Pherai glasses ([15: p. 94]; see also [27]).

Hillary Clinton's huge poll lead suggests that she has the Democratic nomination in the bag.

Now the weaknesses of the Tories' campaign, and the softness of their lead, suggest the brawlers were right.

"I thought: 'This isn't the plan.'" But nerves were calmed as other polls gave the Conservatives a lead, suggesting the two main parties are still tied.

Cap d'Ail, the perfect antidote to Monaco "Do not go where the path may lead," suggests a sign on the stairs at the Hotel Normandy in Cap d'Ail.

Although Labour's poll lead suggests it will regain power in 2015, Mr Diamond's stark public warning lifts the lid on simmering tensions inside the party.