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61. On 23 June the Gaullists took a big lead in the first round of the elections.

62. Although Riordan, 67, enjoys a commanding lead in the polls, the campaign has potential pitfalls for him.

63. Spurs regained the lead in the 51st minute after a mad scramble in the United area before Jason Dozzell slotted home.

64. I simply say that it is fairly obvious that Britain could have taken the lead in clean coal technology.

65. Some one apparently did get to the Raiders, who soared out to a 10-point lead in the third quarter.

66. The method is particularly appropriate for assaying heavy metals such as lead in blood. 33-36.

67. This line of inquiry proved to be a rewarding path which was, however, to lead in a most unexpected direction.

68. Thus it was Gorbachev who took the lead in promoting the next summit, using rather bizarre tactics to bring it about.

69. Finds widespread agreement that the government should take the lead in securing the re-use of contaminated land.

70. Stuck for clues. New drive for a lead in garden murder.

71. Voice over Fresh hope ... new lead in hunt for man who attacked pensioner in her own home.

72. They also responded to the idea of Britain asserting a moral lead in the world after the soul-scarring debacle of Suez.

73. When one embraces the precepts of Centralism it can lead in no other direction than organizing big.

74. The report was criticised for not calling for urgent action to reduce lead in petrol.

75. The Department of Transport report on lead in petrol in July 1979 made a similar statement.

76. The importance of the local authority in taking the lead in the development of a health education policy is paramount.

77. Senior management failed to take a lead in clarifying the role of the Beacon in the department's services to under fives.

78. In recent years, lead levels have fallen as regulations have curbed lead in paint, gas and other products.

79. If there is no Compact established yet you might take the lead in local Compact development!

80. The United States still had a substantial lead in strategic weapons.

81. Our government must take the lead in formulating policy regarding the cloning of humans.

82. Later, in the 1980s,[http://sentencedict.com/lead in.html] conclusive evidence pointed to the fact that lead in the environment was affecting children's development.

83. Tropicana will launch its own marketing blitz Monday, trying to widen its extensive lead in the ready-to-drink juice segment.

84. The lead in old paints is a real health hazard.

85. Labour soon regained its lead in the polls, but was clearly shaken to discover that it could be so vulnerable.

86. So, I was enrolled in the Royal Academy, and got the lead in the school play.

87. Peres enjoyed a double-digit lead in the polls over Netanyahu before the series of deadly attacks that began on Feb. 25.

88. They wanted induction and training for all management committee members and for the management committee to take a lead in fund raising.

89. It also criticized the electricity companies for failing to take the lead in developing alternative energy sources.

90. It's up to the U.S. and Russia to take the lead in solving the crisis.