Sentence examples for lead to see from inspiring English sources

Questions bubbled up earlier this summer when Baugur was increasing its stake in the department store chain as to what its first venture into the American market would lead to (See "Baugur Bags A Stake In Saks").

Sawgrass really asks all the questions and we would all love to be standing on the tee box late in the round holding the lead to see if we have got the answers.

This lead to see what my old dealers (those I could remember, at least) were up to now and if they had any tips from moving on in life and in business.

But let's take a look at one of the more common and well-known diversion programs; drug courts, and a newer program called Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion, or LEAD, to see how they might work in tandem to serve different types of people.

The ISCED International Standard Class of Educationn) codes from Statistics Denmark were converted into four educational groups, reflecting the highest completed academic educational attainment or for women in education the level completion of the actual education would lead to (see table 1).

Many of us, conservatives especially, are led to see Muslims as crazed by their religion.

For insights that the study of dinosaur footprints has led to, see Farlow, J. O. and Chapman, R. E. 1997.

"What I've been led to see and believe and hear is he gets a lot of that wrong," she said.

We're led to see pressure as an enemy working tirelessly to thwart our best efforts as we pathetically try to keep up with the demands of daily life.

Road Two leads to seeing the problems in the relationship as a slingshot for growth.

The cultural expression of what the United States means is part of the problem: seeing itself as a hammer leads to seeing everyone else as nails.