Sentence examples for lead to a relationship from inspiring English sources
In Johnson's trial, Pabst portrayed her client's accuser as a woman seeking revenge because a sexual encounter did not lead to a relationship.
Did any of your LinkedIn dates work out and lead to a relationship or are you going to be using the app yourself?
A series of hookups may or may not lead to a relationship, which can mean a longer period of uncertainty for women who are increasingly delaying marriage.
Girls get tired of hooking up because they want it to lead to a relationship (the guys don't), and, as they get older, they start to realize that it's not a good way to find a spouse.
Andrea Lorentini, whose doctor father, Roberto, was killed at Heysel as he tried to help others and whose now deceased grandfather, Otello, led a draining, debilitating legal battle against the authorities, has spoken of his hopes that the shift would lead to a relationship where the club "no longer consider Heysel taboo but a piece of its history".
The diffuse field assumption of room acoustics is shown to lead to a relationship between the total spectral energy density of a linear elastic wave disturbance in a finite plate and the power density as observed on the surface.
Brinnin's sympathetic response to the alcoholic poet led to a relationship that lasted until Thomas's death some four years later.
So somebody I might have met through a charity then becomes somebody who knows somebody and it leads to a relationship.
A chance remark by Jocelyn Hillman, the founder of Working Chance, which specialises in arranging recruitment for women offenders coming out of jail, led to a relationship between the charity and Virgin, with which Branson says he is particularly pleased.
Application of the model leads to a relationship between bed voidage in the sedimentation zone of the collapse and the properties of the emulsion and bubble phases of the bed prior to the collapse.
"When an emotional connection forms between two people, it usually leads to a relationship.
