Sentence examples for whatever lead from inspiring English sources

Whatever lead Lescaze took in the 1930s fizzled, and after the white-hot brilliance of the Kramer house and a 1940 successor at 124 East 70th Street, the Norman house, his portfolio is rather tame.

But whatever lead Alvarez had at the end of the solicitor general's argument disappeared when his lawyer, Jonathan Libby, took to the lectern.

That's at the edge of the poll's margin of error, meaning that whatever lead she has, it's not a sure one".

"Whatever leads they had back then, they were exhausted".

Whatever led to the boy's death, it was an appalling end to an adoption.

When does winning become the point, overshadowing whatever led to war in the first place?

Whatever led Major Hasan to act, it is clear that he felt under intense pressure.

Whatever led him to propose televised Presidential debates in 1959, it worked.

He missed whatever led up to her saying, "People here always complain about his philandering.

When they set up as consultants, as some do, they vigorously pursue whatever leads come their way.

He hated thinking so bitter and cheap a thought, and resented whatever led him to think it.