Sentence examples for lead to a long from inspiring English sources

That is the sort of fast forgetting that can lead to a long career.

Lee never came into the game, though, which will lead to a long season of second guessing in Baton Rouge.

We share the UK's hope that the current ceasefire will continue and lead to a long term solution.

For stars like Frazier and Testaverde, playing for a powerful program that is well represented in the Hall of Fame can lead to a long wait for induction.

May Bauman, his family and his friends continue to heal, and may the new normal lead to a long, happy and productive life.

Both the guest suite and the great room have French doors that lead to a long, heated swimming pool that runs perpendicular to the house.

"But it could lead to a long-term depletion process with a considerable negative impact on jobs and prosperity".

Gutkowski agreed that another year together could lead to a long-term deal between MSG and the Yankees.

Sundhage's contract runs through 2008, but Gulati said that success next year could lead to a long-term contract.

To start with, abstaining for one month can lead to a long-term drop in alcohol consumption, according to a new study by Sussex University.

Representatives of Fatah, Hamas and Islamic Jihad held their first formal meeting in Cairo with Egyptian mediators in a process supposed to lead to a long-term ceasefire.