Having the leading position or higher score in a contest.
Leading or ahead in a competition.
1 According to Open Signal's latest report, South Africa is in the lead .
2 His UK form was better last year in the lead - up to this.
3 Police were concerned about safety in the lead up to Saturday's match.
4 Moussa's campaign also put Mursi in the lead with its candidate second.
5 Another worry is MacFarlane's decision to cast himself in the lead role.
6 Fine young Terran specimens danced in the lead while scattering flower petals.
7 The squad has been more consistent in the lead season so far.
8 Three other directors hurried in , the elderly advanced dresser in the lead .
9 The teams changed sides with the Grays three runs in the lead .
10 The Foxes had been in the lead ever since the last contest.
11 Ron Paul is way out in the lead , followed by Mike Huckabee.
12 We made our way through the packed cars, Sadie in the lead .
13 For more than a week in April Boston was in the lead .
14 Voices of dissent went unheeded in the lead - up to the Iraq war.
15 Himself in the lead with the flagship, he started toward the harbor.
16 Back to the kitchen they ran, the two boys in the lead .
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