As the number of hours of sunshine per day increase, and the sun's intensity reaches its peak in the lead up to summer, we asked Dr.
All in a moment, with nothing to lead up to it, my sister would stop herself in a yawn, and catching sight of me as it were incidentally, would swoop upon me with, 'Come!
Four fine stone steps lead up to the front door.
Carrie had thought to lead up to her decision in some intelligent way, but this swept the whole fore-schemed situation by the board.
Instead of including that paragraph, she added one that described Lengel's crabbed response to the girls so that she could lead up to the A & P "policy" he enforces.
To lead up to and soften(a dissonance or its impact)by means of preparation.
Courtship and engagement begin a new round of customs that lead up to a grand finale at marriage, the most tradition-regulated personal ceremony in American life.
On the other hand, an indeterministic universe would be one where sometimes events would lead up to what appeared to be an inevitable consequence, and yet something new might occur--something which could not be predicted from the past, not even by God.
In the lead up to the Beijing 2008 Olympics, the emblem will attract more and more people from around the world to Beijing and China to join the great celebration with the Chinese people.
The method of using AND/OR tree is applied to the system so it does not lead up to the problem of neligence.
There is no lead up to this death, it ens.
The different mode of thinking between the Western people and Chinese people lead up to the different form of expression between English and Chinese.
They said the domestic economy is now at a standstill as businessmen do not invest in new enterprises while watching the political situation in the lead up to the election.
The market is extremely clam in the lead up to this vote although some reports suggest that members of the ruling Pasok party will vote against the Prime Minister's plan.
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