Sentence examples for led to come from inspiring English sources

After letting it dry out for a while (the key to getting stuff to work again), he was able to get the LED to come on and get it working again.

When a startup is connected to a major brand or corporation, it can generate business-to-business (B2B) sales leads to come in on their own.

And more sexual arousal leads to coming more quickly.

This, along with being a psychotherapist used to being open to nuances of mixed feelings, leads to coming face-to-face with my dreads from way before and from right now.

All those skills — and his leadership qualities — were particularly evident in Sydney and Soweto, South Africa, during this year's Tri-Nations when he scored tries that led to come-from-behind victories over Australia and South Africa.

The Dutchman pulled out of race 10 knowing he could discard the score and still have enough of a lead to come last in the medal race on Tuesday and win.

Teenager Hain played on to Roland-Jones, but Ateeq Javid (27 not out) and Tim Ambrose have so far put on 21 for the fifth wicket, with the prospect of a first-innings lead to come on day two.

Later that year, she signed a contract with Columbia Records, by which time she was already on her way to landing the lead in Funny Girl, the first of many leads to come.

The 'body' is the part that you press on to get the lead to come out.

The anxiety in the girls' lives, we're led to believe, comes entirely from cheerleading.

This referendum has not led to communities coming together in any way – the opposite has happened.