Sentence examples for set a lead from inspiring English sources

The FA happens to be the oldest, and should set a lead, along with, say, other countries who have won or staged a World Cup.

Mr Mittal also hopes that a new, larger group may be able to set a lead for the rest of the industry—sending signals about when to moderate production, and so smooth the peaks and troughs in demand that have bedevilled the steel business.In the end, regardless of whether Mittal or Arcelor wins, the coming battle royal is reason for optimism about steel.

The Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) has set a lead action level of 15 ppb in drinking water, for example, and the FDA has set an allowable level for lead in bottled water of 5 ppb (EPA 1991; USFDA 1995).

"I think the government wants to set a lead in prioritizing children in the fight against AIDS," he said.

He noted that it "set a very interesting lead tone for the episode".

"But lots of times you have to be right there for someone to commit to set up a lead.

"I will set an example and lead by example".

On Tuesday night, Brand is set to lead a "sleep-over" at the threatened Sweets Way estate in Barnet.

IT TOOK six weeks of haggling, but Binyamin Netanyahu at last looks set to lead a not-entirely-right-wing government.

The I.M.F.'s warning comes at time when Asia looks set to lead a global economic recovery.

Set up for a lead departure, then go.