Sentence examples for leading comes from inspiring English sources

The kinship panorama, in a text that even with generous leading comes to less than three hundred pages, spreads itself thin: Teddy and Tip, physically hard to distinguish, are built around rather abstract traits — a religious, do-gooding streak and a categorizing scientific bent, respectively.

"I was leading coming off the bend but I tied up in the end.

The 2nd Battalion, with 'A' Company leading, came under sporadic fire from pockets of German troops.

He was working as a stable lad at last year's Derby meeting, leading Here Comes When around the paddock before it ran fourth in a Listed race.

The Times's leading article comes down firmly against the protesters and in favour of the government: What happened on the streets of Westminster yesterday was a disgrace.

But I don't see any country or leading figure coming in and offering new breath for the Sunni world.

Many leading revolutionaries came from a Protestant background.

Union Rags was one of the leading contenders coming into the Kentucky Derby.

Dearman, the team's leading rebounder, came in with 14 47 left in the half.

Before the market imploded, almost half the revenue of Moody's, a leading agency, came from structured finance.

Marchant's second short-handed goal of the season, and Edmonton's league leading fifth, came at 6 16.