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Beginning to be struck by Defarge's manner, Mr. Lorry looked dubiously at him, and led the way.

Miss Bertram, displeased with her sister, led the way, and all seemed to feel that they had been there long enough.

Those who led the way rebuked him and told him to be quiet, but he shouted all the more, "Son of David, have mercy on me! "

We made our way slowly in the direction of Marguerite's grave. The superintendent led the way, Armand and I following a few paces behind.

Mrs. Mallard led the way into the water and they swam behind her to the opposite bank.

Son, one by one, the back edge of a farm relied on a previous burned himself out. The man led the way a see companion, heart, gas, not.

The blonde woman led the way to the potato patch as if Susan was her guest, dragging the suitcase behind her.

He led the way down a flight of cement stairs to the basement workroom with its usual clutter of explosives and accessories.

The Eclipse platform has led the way with a number of plug-ins to make collaboration possible and easier to Eclipse users.

Montgomery's study of flight and his attempts at flying led the way for the many others who followed.

Nissan led the way in aggressively moving production out of Japan and using more foreign-made parts at domestic plants.

Kezia led the way. Like two little stray cats they followed across the courtyard to where the doll's house stood.

The company has led the way in developing environment-friendly products.

The U. S. financial sector led the way during a period of unprecedented international expansion of banking and securities transactions.

He led the way across the spongy yard to a row of hedges that fronted the elegant house.

Oil refiners, whose margins have been squeezed by surging crude costs and government controls on the fuel prices, led the way higher.

Although northern Europe has led the way in the Home Zone and Shared Space movements, the latest spin-offs can be found in the UK.

Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol led the way with 23 points each, and the Lakers answered each late Spurs score with one of their own.

But northerners are also guilty of hypocrisy: it was German and French banks that led the way in lending to Greece or Spain.

Apollo's Leon Black led the way and defended his investments in a highly unusual letter sent to investors late last month.

'That's a little chicken and egg, but she led the way and you have to give her the credit, ' says a colleague.

While proudly showing off new apartment to his friends, a college student led the way in.

Faced with all this, it has been the government that has led the way toexpand women's rights.

Government spending has led the way this year, but there are signs corporate investment is picking up as well.

Napoleon sent for pots of black and white paint and led the way down to the five-barred gate that gave on the main road.

Warner Brothers Records, a music label, led the way, setting up a page to promote a new album by Paris Hilton.

The prime minister led the way when he said: "I want to apologise on behalf of politicians of all parties for what has happened. "

While proudly showing off his new apartment to friends, a college student led the way into the den.

Now the servant, dressed in finery, led the way, and the prince humbly followed at a servant's appropriate distance.

Jackson led the way to a side door. Raine could see this building had giant hangar-sized doors as well. Something big was going on in there.

A 13% increase in car sales supported the recovery in 2010, but purchases of light trucks and sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) led the way.

The city led the way in cracking down on price hiking during the 20-month run on pork prices between 2006 and 2008.

The Fed led the way by cutting interest rates aggressively to close to zero.

Bolivia and Venezuela have led the way by expelling US Drug Enforcement Administration officials.

Sadly, the high rolling Wall Street bankers led the way in destroying the social contract that had served them well.

Britain has historically led the way with these sorts of savings opportunities, starting with the "million adventure" lottery in 1694.

She led the way through an open French window, modernised a few years before, into the library, and thence to the hall.

Some business schools have built campuses on the other side of the world. INSEAD, a French school, has led the way.

Our Commander led the way, her green lightsaber cutting through the blue haze of death.

It was scientists, engineers, church-goers and young people who truly led the way.

Japanese stocks led the way lower Tuesday, falling more than 1 percent as the yen hit a fresh 15-year high against the dollar.

The steel and car industries led the way, up 18% and 6. 1% respectively, thanks to a 13% rise in vehicle sales over the year.

Textile companies, particularly sensitive to labour costs, have led the way.

He noiselessly led the way into the hall, followed by the servant on tip-toe.

Colonel Fitzwilliam, who led the way, was about thirty, not handsome, but in person and address most truly the gentleman.

Bryant led the way in the final minutes, making a 21-footer as he drifted to his right for a 106-100 lead with 2: 17 to play.

Greece has led the way with six one-day general strikes in 2010 so far.

Furthermore, the V. H. A. has led the way in cost-saving innovation, especially the use of electronic medical records.

Seoul led the way lower as investors returned from Wednesday's holiday in bearish mood.

I think Mondavi led the way in how we see art and architecture, music and culture blending so naturally with wine.

Huawei and ZTE led the way in something called "remote radio-head" technology.

But for the Indian boy who led the way, I would have got lost in the jungle.

She followed as he led the way.

Austrian Airlines has led the way, followed by Sweden's Viking Airlines.

Big post inwardly tolerate Fei way, Chestnut UGG Boots have stagnantly, but the still nice temper floor led the way.

Roger led the way back to the kitchen door.

In campaigns to reduce measles mortality, Africa has led the way.

The signal came. Graff and Sister Carlotta led the way, still a brisk walk.

For over 75 years, Daramic LLC has led the way in developing new and innovative technology for the lead acid battery market.

The master of the house led the way personally and showed us around his house.

It was he who led the way to the global banking rescue in October 2008 by force-feeding weak banks with extra capital.

Next night, Eli Manning led the way, earned his second Super Bowl MVP.

And the leaders and officials have led the way in this unfaithfulness .

Malaysia led the way in 1997, by blocking sales of its currency.

The Prince remounted his charger, Puddleglum climbed up behind Jill, and Golg led the way.

It was the people who led the way in the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s; the government followed.

While it once led the way on such efforts, however, Tokyo has become fairly passive.

The lavish science-fiction epic 'Avatar' led the way, selling $75 million in U. S. tickets and bringing its global tally to $617. 3 million.

China has led the way in mid-market M& A deals in Asia in recent years.

"Certainly, " the manager led the way to a private room.

The king led the way in repentance. The whole city stopped work and turned to God.

We have led the way in technology development.

We have led the way in productivity and progress.

We are among the world's youngest of peoples, but time and again, we have boldly and resiliently led the way forward.

He led the way through dark , box- lined aisles .

Chrysler and GM led the way in price discounting.

Goldman led the way in exploiting grey areas.

In 1956, Motorola once again led the way in the industry, developing the first ever pager.

She led the way again, this time silently.

American Airlines led the way last quarter with $118. 4 million in baggage revenue.

The bell rang. Ron and Hermione led the way to History of Magic, bickering.

The paradox here is that American ideology and US business have led the way in creating globally competitive enterprises.

Kevin Durant led the way for Oklahoma, scoring 39 points and collecting 9 rebounds.

Andrew Bynum was injured and the Lakers hadn't traded for Pau Gasol. Bryant led the way with 29 points but committed 9 turnovers.

The receptionist led the way to the boardroom.

She led the way downstairs for us.

Don't ask me. You said you led the way.

The reception led the way to the boardroom.

Texas led the way, installing 2, 292 megawatts alone.

Bank stocks led the way, but investors also scooped up beaten-down industrial and technology shares.

We have led the way in English learning for the last several years.

And Foxman's publication led the way innumber of advertising pages, boasting over 1, 000 during the first half of 2009.

Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd. led the way, rising 8. 2% to HK$21. 85 (US$2. 80).

My friend led the way for me.

Bulgaria led the way in 2006 with high-growth firms making up over 8% of all firms, compared with 5-6% in America and barely 1% in Romania.

AT half-past eight the door opened, the policeman appeared, and, requesting them to follow him, led the way to an adjoining hall

He led the way to the stable-yard accordingly, the Rat following with a most mistrustful expression;