"leader line" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe the lead or dominant line in a composition, and is often found in writing about music. For example, "The leader line is a repeating motif that carries through to the end of the piece."
A leader line consists of two parts: type B line and the terminator.
It does not have any say in the leader line or the content of the journalism.
A leader line is a line referring to some form of the feature that could be a dimension, an object, or an outline.
Try as I might to disagree with the leader line (it keeps you young at heart), I can't quarrel much with that.
Try as I may to disagree with the leader line (it keeps you young at heart), I can't quarrel much with that.
The Sun's political editor, Trevor Kavanagh, supported the leader line, reporting "an explosion of German anger towards the sickly euro, months before it replaces the deutschmark for ever".
It's disappointing to see a Labour leader lining up with the corporates against the people.
By eliminating the dense matrix and connecting only key numbers to a pie with leader lines, you remove clutter that distracts from your message.
As they arrived for the Council meeting in Brussels leader after leader lined up to criticise Mr Cameron's proposals as unworkable and against the fundamental tenants of the single market.
The strategy is highly critical of bogof - "buy one get one free" - offers and heavily reduced "loss leader" lines that encourage shoppers to buy food they don't need which eventually ends up in the bin.
Momentum, the grassroots group of Corbyn supporters, is readying itself to see off any leadership challenge to the party leader, lining up activists to staff a phone bank and motivate sympathetic activists to back him.
