Usa "lead to" in una frase

1. Just after the last one, the corridor became a wide and gradual staircase that lead to the floor above and a bridge to a court atop the next building

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2. · In case it is essential to ignore pain, may be temporarily, say while playing a game or attending to a more serious patient, remember that beyond a certain time this could lead to serious body injury to you

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3. Excessive alcohol consumption and side effects from medications can lead to falls, but ongoing problems with instability should be reported to a physician

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4. “Very clear,” Johnny said, biting back remarks that would only lead to having to listen to Ackers talk more

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5. On the other hand, pleasurable thoughts and feelings can lead to muscle relaxation and a sense of well being

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6. "I have been lead to believe that you have not been outside the region that the natives call 'The Highlands' if you have not been at least a thousand miles beyond the lake

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7. Our engagements after retirement lead to interactions with different kinds of persons, such as immediate family members, near relatives, close friends, old acquaintances and new contacts

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8. This will lead to the below steps, then proceed on to the organic disease higher stress levels in all things associated with this soil

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9. The type of house we live in determines conditions that can lead to cockroach

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10. He made his way across the rich carpet and toward the stairs that would lead to the throne

11. It took another hour before her battered old car finally struggled up the winding roads and steep hills that lead to his remote home in South-West County Wickford

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12. her mother’s choice, the path that lead to feeding on carrion, of chasing down the

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13. embrace he let himself be lead to the far corner of the olive grove

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14. Still, it was a privilege to be on an interstellar voyage, a seedship at that, aimed at the enemy that had lead to the destruction of Immortal Talstan

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15. lead to a loose philosophy that advocated, “One is just as good as another

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16. The colonnade of the Haadij was the grandest of all and lead to this amphitheater from all directions

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17. The more he found, the more it lead to that same skinny little trace

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18. The first clue he found was in a signal search, there was a CLX2 listed in the connection list of a substrate function, he needed to see what that lead to

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19. This will certainly lead to another war, more destruction and more bloodshed on both sides

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20. That was her mother’s choice, the path that lead to feeding on carrion, of chasing down the rabbit and the rat and vole just to fill your belly and your veins

21. With his hand held firmly in her soft, white and cool embrace he let himself be lead to the far corner of the olive grove

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22. of oratory, storytelling at the Storymoja Hay Festival, where he was caught up in a tragedy and unfortunate crossfire that lead to his passing

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23. This will in turn lead to more new customers, more site visitors to your online business page and eventually to more profits due to the increase in the number of customers you are gaining through social media

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24. The one she'd been studying lead to the city Alan had stopped in

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25. It lead to a tower in a large town, another relay or gathering point

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26. That can lead to problems – some youngsters never recover fully

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27. ( An Achilles’ heel is a deadly weakness in spite of overall strength, which can actually or potentially lead to downfall

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28. they went down the lane that lead to their homes he knew that

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29. She headed up the pathway that lead to the South Ridge

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30. could lead to startling advances against the effects of ageing

31. There were plenty of paths to enter the village, all of them lead to a public square under the three grand houses grown from the central trunks of the original archwood clump

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32. An over-large potato carried upon the person could lead to all kinds of questions and complications

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33. Foods high in phosphorus but low in sulphur can lead to improper balance of these minerals in the body

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34. Talking of Knidola lead to the subject of materialism and they decided the waterpower resources of the city had a lot to do with it

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35. I'll stick with the real pills because the results have lead to a distinguishable proven result

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36. So his hack of the expedition’s data system lead to the war that was close to wiping out Angel civilization and most mortal civilization in the process

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37. interest in you is a potential date that could lead to a long term relationship

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38. And just think, it might lead to a second date!

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39. that lead to joint malfunction and eventual joint

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40. That was a large requisition, do you know if it has lead to anything?” Kelvin asked

41. and an over-abundance of grief will certainly lead to

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42. Then she was lead to a little boat with a single square sail on a single mast

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43. The next day, she was lead to a stables and lead to believe they had one more day to travel into the interior of this island or continent, whichever it was

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44. ” Her thoughts had been, ‘if it went anywhere, it would lead to Yellelle’ and that had clouded her judgment hadn’t it? Now she was paying the price for it

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45. lead to greater potential of application

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46. attention given to a result than the process which would lead to that result

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47. and envy lead to both esteem and spite

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48. Heart-Walls can lead to depression, divorce, and abuse

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49. On a global scale, Heart-Walls lead to ethnic

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50. When a taste is individualized, personalized, and based on choices that lead to the two,

51. Where does it all lead to? There is no final resting

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52. “That is insane! It would lead to extinction through attrition

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53. The thirty feet of trellis lead to a front porch

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54. The inauguration of the Livingson Bungalow Lodges was a step too far for that cadre of individuals who, through ignorance, fear, or arrogance had long suspected that the continued encouragement of the 'Chinaman and his squaw-woman,' by the rest of the civic population would lead to dire consequences

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55. lead to the kinds of stories he had listened to as a child or, later, read

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56. up the winding stone stairs that lead to the upper

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57. ” He pointed to the back way out of the yacht basin that lead to a small lock and residential canal

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58. walked towards the winding stairs that lead to the

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59. That will in turn lead to a reorganization of a person's inner world

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60. The smell of the man is in Alex's nostrils as he pushes through the swing doors that lead to the main hospital staircase and he heads up to the third floor to start his search for the Intensive Care Unit

61. Kulai was probably still the leading suspect, the money lead to him, he had the synapsase

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62. The valley rim was rather steep, but the valley itself was wide and flat with a good sized stream at the bottom that lead to the east into a vast forested wilderness

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63. Poor choices lead to sad consequences

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64. 'A lead to where?'

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65. He could see a door in the foundation under this house that the stairway must lead to

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66. He was able to look up one such path across from this house and see that it lead to gardens much like the ones on this side of the street

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67. This lead to him repeat the story of his origin

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68. like two rats mating could lead to 15,000 rodent offspring in a two-month time

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69. The stairs came down between that and another door that must lead to a basement room back under the kitchen

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70. Cardinals would eventually lead to the election of two Popes

71. conversation would eventually lead to this, and he had his

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72. It was only the inability of the Orcs and Goblins to form a productive society that lead to their collapse

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73. that lead to the front hallway and the exit were only fifty feet away, but four of

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74. It had lots of shops but one door lead to the whole lower back room of that building which was the Bit of Borlunth

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75. That door lead to the back hallway and the stairs

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76. Today he remembered of a channel that lead to discontinued student volumes that finally lead to an old diagnostics port he had resurrected

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77. They poked at spectator sports and found that lead to nothing but balrog technology

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78. He was able to point out how the financial structure of the society she told him about would lead to higher profits from worse medicine because the profits were made on sickness instead of wellness

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79. I was lead to Proverbs 11:11,which says, by the blessing of the upright the city is exalted, but it is overthrown by the mouth of the wicked

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80. There were several footpaths up in the canopy that lead to the bridge that spanned the whole mouth of the valley thirteen hundred feet up

81. " 'Besides that,' he thought, 'you could be a lead on this case whether you mean to or not, and a very pleasant lead to follow

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82. This will lead to unified action

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83. " With some trepidation she stood aside and let him enter the half-flight of stairs that lead to their home

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84. "That's very good," she said as she began walking briskly toward the stairway that lead to the nearest streetcar tunnel

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85. would undoubtedly lead to a punishment he considered far

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86. ‘It’ll lead to nothing but trouble, you’ll see,’ he

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87. He looked to the door behind him, the one that lead to the stairs, and thought he saw movement

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88. I was certain his path would lead to his death, for that is the only way such hate can be satisfied

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89. Such an insult could lead to him withdrawing

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90. The stairway lead to an aisle sixty feet long that lead to the center of the room

91. An absence of fat on the body can lead to dry, scaly skin, hair loss, bruising, intolerance

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92. saying that, Stadiou street lead to

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93. can lead to the next

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94. This confession would lead to all the rest:

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95. torment of the wicked wil lead to their permanent (or

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96. This could lead to tunnel vision

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97. That sins are "acts that lead to death" – Hebrews 9:14

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98. The name, it was the name of the Breton woman who had been captured along with him and the others just across the border and was lead to the block in Helgen

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99. To dream of an electrocution indicates that the current course of your actions will lead to disaster

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100. hospitality very seldom lead to extravagance; though vanity almost always does