Sentence examples for newfound lead from inspiring English sources

But before making such a call, I'd like to see another poll or two showing the G.O.P. man retaining his newfound lead.

The reporter pressed on, asking if Mr. Perry's newfound lead was going to prompt Mr. Romney to change his strategy or start "showing more personality, no offense or whatever".

Ben CarsonTonight will determine whether the former neurosurgeon can hold onto his newfound lead in the race or if he'll crumble under the barrage of attacks that are sure to come from Trump.

Don't let your newfound freedom lead you astray in your eating and exercise habits.

But then North Carolina woke up, and began to chip away at that newfound Nova lead.

I do think that Klinghoffer's newfound zeal leads him to romanticize certain aspects of his chosen creed; for example, he holds up Orthodox bar-mitzvah celebrations as exemplary occasions of piety and modesty.

Bolger had initially firmly ruled out Royal Ascot as a possible target, and the colt's odds drifted accordingly, but his newfound zest led the trainer to text Godolphin racing manager Simon Crisford with the message: "Get ready for a surprise".

The series' newfound success led to the idea of reviving the franchise.

Her newfound attitude leads to her being dubbed "Medusa" by the hospital's new interns.

He recalled that the stress of his newfound fame led him to drink excessively, and reflected, "I knew I had to slow it down.

The song's blue collar theme resonated with hard rock fans, and this newfound popularity led to the album being re-released by Mercury Records in the U.S. Immediately after the release of the debut album in 1974, Rutsey was forced to leave the band due to health difficulties (stemming from diabetes) and his general distaste for touring.