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You're saying in effect that you don't believe he can really lead the pack.

A few of the women looked at me as if I were in the running but not leading the pack.

Red loved being out in front, leading the pack, as he called them.

And as they headed home, there he was - leading the pack.

I was surprised they let me lead the pack behind her so long.

But that's not a head coach who's leading the pack.

In reality, he ran away to lead the pack, but they abandoned him.

And as always among leaders, there are those few who surge forward, leading the pack.

Amazon.com led the pack, with 15 percent of the ads.

Great law firms lead the pack on some or all of those measures, too.

He led the field from the start, and easily won his heat in a time of 1:02.48.

In four of the five events, he was leading the field going into the fourth and final round.

In one province a woman is leading the field for Parliament.

No wonder we're leading the field at the start of the '90s.

He started as the 1/2 favourite and led the field from the start.

Last year (1958) they led the field with 13 places in the first 100.

O'Brien appeared to have a gold won after the first day, when he led the field by 124 points.

In the first circuit he was leading the field and looking good.

Chu led the field in the May 19 special election.

The company tries always to stay ahead of the competition, and lead the field.