Sentence examples similar to lead to a play from inspiring English sources
Also there's The D Train, in which snivelling loser Jack Black and libertine James Marsden allow a night of carousing to lead to a played-for-laughs amorous end.
League One champions Rangers and relegated Edinburgh pair Hearts and Hibernian will start as favourites as 10 clubs chase just one automatic promotion spot and the two below that lead to a play-off.
That downed punt led to a play that helped the Jets win the game.
That set him composing letters to himself about his abused past, his anger towards his father, and that in turn led to a play, I Know I've Been Changed, in 1992.
October 2012: Senegal were disqualified from the Africa Cup of Nations in 2012 after a riot by their fans led to a play-off game against the Ivory Coast being abandoned.
It is recommended you only use commit if you are experienced as committing incorrectly will usually lead to a big play for your opponent.
The Paisley side are unbeaten in four and are currently two points clear of 11th place, the position which will lead to a relegation play-off.
You would think that such a simple format would lead to a multitude plays upon it, a seed with a thousand plants.
"Regulation could lead to an unlevel playing field for MetLife relative to other insurance businesses".
Why shouldn't his absurdist imagination lead to a more inventive play with painting's conventional boundaries?
If there's a ball hit out there that could lead to a decision-making play, I want to make sure our best guy is there".
