Sentence examples for nice leads from inspiring English sources

Nice leads to nothing fruitful for anyone.

You know, these two wins I've had this year have been built [on] some nice leads, which means I've played really well and things are starting to come around and become more efficient day in and day out".

— LYNN ZINSER Ryan Lochte doing his best to make up for losing the lead in the last relay, gives the American team a nice lead leading off the 4 x 200 freestyle relay — LYNN ZINSER So excited for the men's 4×200 freestyle relay here in London.

I got lovely breather into her and a nice lead.

Cabaye finds Ribéry open on the left with a nice lead pass.

"If we have a nice lead, we can take them out at that point.

"We built a nice lead but couldn't get the job done," Nets Coach Lawrence Frank said.

Stopped by Allan McGregor after a nice lead pass into the box, Donovan pounces on the rebound and roofs it from about 10 yards.

The ensuing punt (the team flagged for a safety punts the ball to the opposition, if you're confused) was returned nearly to midfield, putting the Wolverines in a spot to take a nice lead here in the first quarter.

Marinated yellowtail with ginger oil is a good place to start, with sweet white onions, apple and cucumber ($14); it is a nice lead-in to crisp striped bass with fennel, potatoes, baby calamari and a smoky paprika sauce ($29).

"They got a nice lead and got up to 5, and all of a sudden you look up and you're down 9 and 10 and you're playing catch-up and you're pressing".