| be lead | 4.74 | Leading at halfway is a good thing. | ||
| walk lead | 3.69 | Jose Guillen walked to lead off the fifth. | ||
| single lead | 3.62 | Derek Jeter singled to lead off. | ||
| homer lead | 3.49 | He homered to lead off the fifth. | ||
| double lead | 2.63 | Jay Payton doubled to lead off the Mets sixth. | ||
| return lead | 2.04 | Running back Warrick Dunn returns to lead the Seminoles. | ||
| rise lead | 0.79 | The main TURKISH stock index rose led by tourism related companies. | ||
| show lead | 0.66 | Opinion polls show opponents leading supporters, and the race likely will be tight even with a Swedish OK. | ||
| say lead | 0.59 | Frampton said that led to his first solo recording. | ||
| triple lead | 0.59 | Gil tripled to lead off the third inning but was stranded. | ||
| block lead | 0.46 | Rockslides blocked roads leading to the mountainous area, and some electricity lines also were knocked down. | ||
| can lead | 0.46 | I think we just do the best we can to lead our team. | ||
| create lead | 0.39 | A Governing Body Commission was created to lead the society. | ||
| position lead | 0.39 | Mfume, unfortunately, is not well positioned to lead this fight. | ||
| arrive lead | 0.33 | Now a team from Washington has arrived to lead a massive clean up campaign. | ||
| better lead | 0.33 | Who better to lead the party? | ||
| emerge lead | 0.33 | Who will emerge to lead the Socialist Party remains an open question. | ||
| expose lead | 0.33 | Unborn children can also be exposed to lead through their mothers. | ||
| include lead | 0.33 | Three groups now remain as bidders, including one led by CEI Citicorp Holdings. | ||
| take lead | 0.33 | When nationalism took over, in the army coup led by Nasser, the aloofness paid its price. |