Sentence examples for lead that it is from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton's campaign has opened up such a large lead that it is pressing resources into conservative states like Arizona and Texas, and the campaign pressures on the Clintons themselves have, at least for a moment, eased.

(In response, Mr. Parker said, "One of the difficulties in living the lifestyle I lead is that it is hard to get my friends in one place").

What the race showed, once Grosjean had made a great start and passed both Red Bulls for the lead, was that it is not easy to pass in F1.

Mr. Raines and Mr. Boyd seemed dazed by the velocity of events as they stood in the newsroom yesterday, telling a staff they had led that it was now someone else's turn.

The disadvantage of the first approach, said James Charlet, the park's lead interpreter, is that it is too removed to make the history come alive.

That Universal is releasing it now has led to speculation that it is nervous about recouping its $100 million investment.

Its stock is down 26percentt over the last 12 months, and that has led to talk that it is a takeover candidate, possibly for Citigroup.

When interacting with chatbots, our brain is led to believe that it is chatting with another human being.

By Monday the Sun had decided in its lead story that it was orange, similar to chain gangs in the US.

Moral principles that lead to norms say that it is unacceptable.

Lawyers for both Transocean and Halliburton said that their companies were following BP's lead, and that it was BP that was overwhelmingly responsible for the accident.