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A comfort plush all laced in lead
A lead in a double hand of no/trumps. (bridge)
a lead in the ice
and her suites are the largest "lead-in" suites in the industry.
be the lead in someone’s life
blew a 3-1 lead in the finals
changes in ideology lead to changes in behavior
Developed new metric to measure backorder lead time in order
error when reading CD-text lead-in - information technology
He promised to lead the people to victory in the next election
Hipotalamitis can lead to reduced vasoconstriction ... this effect may cause gravitational pooling in the leg veins - medical
hit-to-lead progression in tuberculosis drug development - medical
In light of this, improving new technology can lead to many problems
In the lead
In the park, it is prohibited for dogs to be off the lead - grammar
initial lead-in dosing - medical
It'll put lead in your pencil
lead back in
lead capture, opt in, teaser product
lead full lives in order to better support themselves
lead glaze (in ceramics)
lead in - financial
LEAD in birth certificates
Lead optimisation in tuberculosis drugs. - medical
Lead role in a play
lead scorer in the basketball game
lead someone in the right direction
Lead the students in a cheer
lead us in prayer
Lead-fill the hole in me
lead-in
lead-in
lead-in
lead-in
lead-in - medical
Lead-in arm - medical
Lead-In deal
Lead-in end
Lead-in phrase
lead: as in one thing lead to the next
Line run-in, lead in (underwater sound measurement)
Problems in Blood Drug Lead to Halt by Factory
regarding a lead in your territory
she'll lead you in circles
Slower rate of decline in number of lead poisoned children..
so (lead in)
Take a lead in
The problem of lead in petrol
the process can lead to buy-in
there would be trash chutes in every classroom that would lead to the central furnace for heating.
to lead a ministry in a church setting
to lead in song and laughter
to lead the class in the Pledge of Allegiance
to lead the league in batting (football) - grammar
to stay in the lead
traces of lead in the water
track, lead and toe-in
Training in lead-safe home repair and renovation...
which would lead us to pray in the second person - grammar
Wind up in the lead
a debate in which he is leading, [lead] - English Only forum
a lead in a doubled hand of no-trumps - English Only forum
a woman's pride in these cases will lead her a very great way - English Only forum
At the head of/in the lead of - English Only forum
Begin with a story to <lead in> Mom Knows Best - English Only forum
cause/lead to/result in - English Only forum
changing lead-in in "either.. nor... "? - English Only forum
comma in phrase: the high incidence, in white lead factories, of illness - English Only forum
diaper that should have been sealed in lead - English Only forum
feel the lead in my back - English Only forum
Here's another reference in which an example can lead you to a definition, this time ()of the word ~ - English Only forum
I (take a) lead in reading aloud the sentences - English Only forum
I believe (in) his ability to lead the team - English Only forum
If it <will / would> lead .... [conditional: 'will' in a protasis] - English Only forum
In a big lead vs. much ahead of - English Only forum
In every show, she was given a lead role. - English Only forum
in the lead by X points / X points in the lead - English Only forum
In the lead up to it - English Only forum
in the run-up to/ in the lead-up to - English Only forum
it can lead our sympathy away in recoil from things gone dead - English Only forum
lead a cultural trend/take the lead in cultural trends - English Only forum
lead a life 'in line with'? - English Only forum
Lead in measures - English Only forum
Lead in the seat - English Only forum
lead it "to/in" an advantageous way - English Only forum
lead on in the context - English Only forum
lead somebody to do something/result in somebody doing sth - English Only forum
lead someone in - English Only forum
lead to , cause, bring about, induce, result in.... - English Only forum
lead to a reduction of this gap in the future. Maybe poverty will no longer be an issue in the future. - English Only forum
lead to vs result in - English Only forum
Lead us in prayer - English Only forum
lead-in document - English Only forum
Most people in New York lead a fast life. - English Only forum
People in America lead a life of relaxation ? - English Only forum
result in, bring about, lead to, cause - English Only forum
result in/lead to - English Only forum
Still has lead in his pencil: Are there any synonyms? - English Only forum
Stress pattern in new pipe / steel pipe / lead pipe / bagpipe - English Only forum
take the lead role in term of - English Only forum
take/lead the United States in a new direction - English Only forum
techniques which later he landed a lead role in... - English Only forum
The centre was established in 1995 to lead the development of a science of cities - English Only forum
The students walked in a line, with their teacher to lead them. - English Only forum
The verb 'to lead' in an indecipherable context - English Only forum
to project into spectator space as much as to lead the viewer in - English Only forum
trade something for the life I lead in a heartbeat - English Only forum
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