Sentence examples for started to lead from inspiring English sources

So every time I started to lead, Frauke would feel redundant.

As he started to lead Cameron from the control room, Cameron said, wryly, "It's pretty hard for a wreck diver to get lost".

"The more that Mark got going in that game, the more things that started to work for us, the more he started to lead our team," Edwards said.

He moved to New York with the tenor saxophonist Willis Gator Tail Jackson, performing and recording with him, and started to lead his own groups on the side.

I started to lead the group onto the pier, which creaked and groaned with every step, although not as loudly as the senior chaplain, as he realized where we were headed and watched his career flash before his eyes.

And lately they have started to lead live bands, with the disc jockey at the center, using singers and musicians as accessories to a disc jockey's notions of how music should flow.

Maybe even that we're starting to lead opinion?

It's starting to lead to a potentially confusing message for the consumer".

"This is the kind of thing that starts to lead to trouble," Professor Stilgoe went on.

The popularity of satellite and Internet radio is starting to lead to larger royalty checks for musicians.

WHITE SOX 6, TIGERS 3 Erik Johnson pitched into the seventh inning in his fourth career start to lead visiting Chicago.