Sentence examples for you could lead from inspiring English sources

"In other words, the new escort policy has a hole you could lead an elephant through," Mr. Gilman said.

That helped as a leader because you really got to know people so you could lead them in an effective way.

Then again, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em – Krishnan, perhaps you could lead the way by walking out on your next snotty, difficult interviewee?

Hi! Every year, you elect seven students to run your students' union as part of the guild officer team – and, with the election period just around the corner, we're here to ask if you could lead your students' union?

But you could leave that to someone else if you wanted – just download a tactic from a forum, stick one of the game's super players in (Evandro Roncatto playing MC in 'Diablo'... ahhh...) and you could lead pretty much any team to glory.

If for one day you managed to restrain yourself and return to the rites, in this way you could lead the entire world back to ren.

Don't call friends of the opposite sex too much-you could lead them on or make people gossip about you.

But they do have automatic weapons "and the power to book you, which could lead you to the death cell".

People will like you and remember you, which could lead to work.

This is the crucial step - if you are not sure but you tell everyone you are, it could lead you to complications later in life.

If you are happy with the light there is no need to, but as you replace them you could go LED.