Sentence for leading | Use leading in a sentence

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• He now followed her leading hand. (10)
• And the mare went without leading. (10)
• Enigmatic cynicism leading nowhere! (8)
• Who is the leading Norwegian composer? (3)
• Give the leading incidents in his life. (3)
• Her friends leading her astray for years! (4)
• What are the leading works of this period? (3)
• They have been leading her astray for years. (4)
• What are the leading works of this last period? (3)
• They were soon in the fields leading to Wrexby. (22)
• What was a leading characteristic of their poetry? (3)
• Conquests leading to defeats, defeats to conquests. (8)
• The leading dailies everywhere stand for something. (16)
• Are you not my pine-grove leading to the evening star? (10)
• Presently the geese passed a lane leading off the downs. (10)
• They had come through a wicketgate leading from the fields. (8)
• Some hours later I went out on the path leading to the cove. (8)
• Who is the leading representative of this school today (1905)? (3)
• The leading poets and dramatists of the day wrote many masques. (3)
• So they proceeded by the frequented path leading to the settlement. (19)
• He was considered perhaps the leading man in breach of promise cases. (8)
• Summarize the work of the leading composers mentioned in this lesson. (3)
• Songs of the leading composers, classic and modern, should be studied. (3)
• The members of this order were the fifteen leading men of Port Royal. (19)
• A cab was drawn up close by the shrub-covered iron gate leading up to No. (10)
• A cab was drawn up close by the shrub-covered iron gate leading up to No. (22)
• Name the leading composers of Oratorio after Mendelssohn, and their works. (3)
• Their exchange of sentences followed meditative pauses; Dorothea leading. (10)
• He never could do the thing he meant, in the small matters not leading to fortune. (10)
• There are two doors, leading, the one to the billiard-room, the other to a corridor. (8)
• On a step of the stile leading to the short-cut to Rendon young Crossjay was espied. (10)
• Arabella occupied her mind by giving Emilia leading hints for conduct in the great house. (10)
• Then it appeared to him that he could not reject such a leading without error, without sin. (9)
• Segwuna was in the winding path leading to the old mill on the Wingohocking at Dorminghurst. (18)
• Lady Patterne will have entire occupation for her flights and whimsies in leading the county. (10)
• In a leading article, loud as a trumpet; a hue and cry running from end to end of the country. (10)
• Which of the three leading American cities of the 18th century was the most advanced musically? (3)
• In those days the world had oscillated, under higher leading than its royal laxity, to rigidity. (10)
• At the stile leading into that lane where Robert had previously seen her, she was stopped by him. (22)
• To cover his confusion at being caught asleep he purchased one and began to read a leading article. (8)
• Agostino paced up and down the lobby, fearful that he had been guilty of leading her to anticlimax. (10)
• I should like you to see Cold Steel leading Tame Fire about, and imagining the taming to be her work! (10)
• A minute later the fox went to earth within a few hundred yards of the leading hound, and she was glad. (8)
• Ammiani went up to the window, and leaned there, eyeing the lights leading down to the crowding Piazza. (10)
• Old Jason, at the same time, was standing before the little grove beside the steps leading to the cella. (5)
• But this King in the lines of the Crucifixion leading, gave her a lesson of life, not a message from death. (10)
• Mr. Pericles met the church-goers on their return in one of the green bowery lanes leading up to Brookfield. (10)
• Even the glorious heraldic pageant of the Meschianza claimed homage, from the belles of the leading families. (18)
• He is a skilful virtuoso, a composer of originality, and a leading representative of the modern English school. (3)
• On his way to the City, he had to decide whether he would go to the Bank, or take the train leading to Wrexby. (10)
• On his way to the City, he had to decide whether he would go to the Bank, or take the train leading to Wrexby. (22)
• It was indeed a leading article of a banner-like bravery, and the unrolling of it was designed to stir emotions. (10)
• No one who aspires to the honourable office of leading another by the nose can tolerate a party in his ambition. (10)
• His musical education was wholly acquired in Boston, his leading teachers having been Stephen A. Emery and B. J. Lang. (3)
• Visiting a leading member of the college faculty to say farewell, he mentioned this compliment with not a little pride. (16)
• The only difference was that the trees were larger and often one saw pretty linden-alleys leading up to the little towns. (14)
• For, precisely in this supreme branch of the public life are we most menaced by the rule and license of the leading spirit. (8)
• Unity in a musical work means that it is a development of one central thought, in elaborate works, of several leading ideas. (3)
• There were two other doors in the chamber, leading probably into dressing-closets; but she had no inclination to open either. (4)
• The news of my father was perplexing, leading me to suppose him re-established in London, awaiting the coming on of his Case. (10)
• Arriving at the mill, she made no pretense of stopping, but turned into a trail leading through a field of stubble toward a creek. (1)
• He kept his coffer shut; and, for a consequence, he saw the contents as an avenue of blossom leading to vistas of infinite harvest. (10)
• They returned to Angelo, and Johann beckoned him to leave the house by a back way, leading up a slope of garden into high vine-poles. (10)
• On one side of the fireplace are double-doors leading to the drawing-room, on the other side a door leading to the hall. (8)
• The French lay marked stress on mesure et gout, and they own how much they owe to Moliere for leading them in simple justness and taste. (10)
• Its service is supplied to more than 850 of the leading newspapers, with a total circulation of, probably, about 20,000,000 copies a day. (16)
• MacDowell has appeared with leading orchestras in this country; he has given many recitals, including a tour of the United States in 1904. (3)
• It examined the record upon four leading points, the Mormon question, the Financial question, the Filibuster question, and the Kansas question. (14)
• They abound, and the organisation directing their machinery to shoot them in the wake of the leading article and the popular sentiment is good. (10)
• The avenue leading from the railway station to the palace was decorated with flags and garlands, and planted with the stems of young firs and birches. (9)
• There was a man who said: Strange that two such queerly opposite qualities as courage and hypocrisy are the leading characteristics of the Anglo-Saxon! (8)
• The movement now assumed a cyclic form—a statement, leading to a point of contrast, a free fantasia, and finally the statement, leading to a close. (3)

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