give one a lead in English

show one the way, direct; receive a clue

Use "give one a lead" in a sentence

1. 7 The government should give a lead in tackling racism.

2. (redirected from give A free hand) give (one) A free hand To give one complete freedom to do what one wants or chooses

3. Such early detection may give physicians a significant lead time in treatment.

4. That was enough to give Mansell an unassailable lead.

5. 3 The Church should give more of a lead on basic moral issues.

6. I wanted to lead Frank on, give him a false sense of security.

7. A nuclear meltdown may yet lead to a financial one.

8. Twenty-one suppliers didn't give the maximum permitted levels of contaminants like lead or aluminium in water for comparison with actual levels.

9. 1 day ago · Urias Blooped a single in front of Gardner, and Ruiz scored to give the O’s the one-run lead again

10. One team has already built up a commanding lead.

11. General, give us a one-mile perimeter.

12. 27 One team has already built up a commanding lead.

13. Give me another one.

14. Will you give me a break one time?

15. Terminal Bronchioles give rise to respiratory Bronchioles, which ultimately lead to the alveoli

16. If you're a religious woman, give me a irreligious one!

17. That may give us a pointer to one approach.

18. Frequent Boluses are easy to give on a pump, but this can also lead to insulin stacking of BOB

19. A dry wall will not give a reading; a wet one will.

20. Give rest to the weary one.

21. A medical device lead includes a conductor and one or more band stop filters.

22. Shirley is not one to give up without a fight.

23. He'll take your ID. He'll give you a new one.

24. His untidy clothes give one a misguided impression of him.

25. Do not give him one inch.