Sentence examples for leading over from inspiring English sources

Securing our boats at the bank, we walk up into the hot, humid, forest-covered hills, a steep path leading over wet rocks and tangled tree roots.

The property, which the royal family acquired in 1658 for Louis XIV's brother, the future Duc d'Orleans, reflects the work of by André Le Nôtre, France's greatest garden designer, who emphasized broad allées leading over gently sloping hills: some to other ponds and some seeming to go to the horizon.

Although the two-hour episode earned a modest 4.9 million total viewers from 8to1010 p.m., according to Nielsen's estimates, far fewer than NBC's "America's Got Talent," which drew 10.6 million during same time slots, it finished very close behind among adults 18 to 49 while leading over all by a wide margin in the 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34

But Android is leading over iOS in China, in terms of sales.

It's unquestionable that iOS is leading over Android when it comes to holiday shopping.

In actual fact, the U.S. was the only market out of the ones covered by Kantar where the iPhone is leading over Android sales.

The leading over-the-counter pain reliever in Japan is now Bufferin, which is made by the Lion Corporation.

Medical experts and researchers can work toward revising diagnosis and treatment guidelines now, says H. Gilbert Welch, Dartmouth University medical professor and leading over-diagnosis expert, such as a determination that miniscule breast masses not be biopsied and instead observed.

In response to the drug treatments, YY1 is dissociated from the FEN1 promoter region leading over-expression of FEN1.

Any discrepancy would accumulate over time leading to over-charging or over-discharging.

This in turn can lead to undesirable secondary reactions leading to over cracking.