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Meanings of lead on in English
Usage of lead on in English
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DPMC wanted to take the lead on this problem, Mr Kibblewhite said.
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If you want to help us, then by all means lead on.
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Looking back, Cohler says, Parker was absolutely the lead on those negotiations.
4
We got a possible lead on a van in the Cumberland River.
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It was Saturday, which meant Garrett was the lead on the case.
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We think we have a lead on a group called the Amalgam.
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St Michael's took the lead on 22 minutes when Lynch touched down.
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He's qualified to step into this job and lead on day one.
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It's her first real lead on how to talk to the aliens.
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Let's go-themagistrate's sister has come up with a lead on Pertinax-
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The direct and the indirect lead on to each other in turn.
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He to command the vessel; Menendez to assume the lead on landing.
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Pat Hughes increased their lead on the restart as they coasted home.
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BAML was left lead on both the euro and dollar term loans.
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Arthur felt it was time to take the lead on the investigation.
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Sub-adults do lead on occasion but only adult females are consistent leaders.
