lead ***** , auch: leadeth old use

He led for 54 miles, at one time by six minutes.

I led her the short way back toward my house.

I would love to be able to lead the points going in.

What could have led the father to change his mind?

And you never lead in any of your road games.

But one thing led to another, as they so often do.

Should she start doing the same or continue to lead by example?

The next year she led the team in minutes played.

In the years since, the two have led very different lives.

Have they led us to better health care for our people?

For the rest of the year, these people lead very different lives.

He nearly led them back in the final minutes, too.

I got a clear shot and led him just right.

What was more, he led the two rather than the eight.

A heart was led, and East won with the king.

Then he points to the man who led me to the table.

"Everyone is watching to see what will lead the market higher."

Among them was one to lead a big public company.

Will the daughter be able to lead a life of her own?

Going into last night's game, he led the team with 51 points.

The success of one could lead to some for the other.

He led one of the research groups in the study.

Let me say to our parents, you have to lead the way.

One thing led to another, and soon she was at the party.

Since 1976 he has led the drive for the church.

They did not have a lead the rest of the series.

He would have to guess right on the next heart lead.

She used her experience to come from last place to the lead.

Some people in the press seem to be following his lead.

They got a lead and we had to play into their hands.

They lost a 10-point lead with six minutes to play.

He had a good first period and a 2-0 lead.

He is in third place, 72 points off the lead.

But he was on the lead pretty much by himself.

So I asked who she thought was in the lead.

They cut the lead to 4-3 early in the third period.

They lost half of their lead in less than a week.

Then a heart lead would have left her in full control.

Now, they just need to learn how to hold a lead.

American schools are following the lead of several other countries.

At one point they had a lead of 22 minutes.

He held still and she got another bit of lead.

For some reason his arms had been made out of lead.

Then they went down, almost cut in two by lead.

For once, he had got the lead into a story right.

After many years, the lead could come into the food.

But now the police are working on a new lead.

We have to know how to play with a lead.

Either shot could have cut the lead to a point.

So the chance of a heart lead is perhaps 50-50.