Sentence examples for lead to say from inspiring English sources

Step three – Britain takes the lead to say our answer is a register of beneficial ownership.

It's left to Bodnia's Martin to follow Saga's lead, to say little but silently express much, to yearn for his partner to express her feelings.

Still, there is an upside: being favorably confused for the more famous one can lead to, say, an answered phone call, or that elusive dinner reservation.

The Communist Party tinkers from time to time with democratic concepts around the edges, experiments that in theory could lead to, say, a Singapore-style government where popular elections are held, but one party dominates.

But if the bill does lead to, say, a "dash for gas", or an extension in the working life of our existing nuclear power stations, what will this all mean for the UK's carbon reductions targets?

Parker's hunch was that when stress hormones are released in a healthy body, this might make it less sensitive to sweet taste, which could lead to, say, its regular dose of sugar in coffee no longer cutting it.

It would lead to saying that in each cell in P we should not isolate people without letting them reach other cells which belong to the same patch.

"I served my time as an electrician and I know what a trade can lead to," said Mr Milne.

The memorial will show "today's and future generations where racism and discrimination may finally lead to," says the Committee.

"Look at what this overload leads to," said Mr. Zhirinovsky, 65, assuming his trademark puffy scowl.

In fact they probably contributed to the issues that led to said infidelity and divorce.