lead on's Usage Examples:

In 2016 and 2019 she toured with Tears for Fears, handling backup vocals and singing lead on the songs Suffer the Children and Woman in Chains.

Lazier then retook the lead on lap 161 and led the remaining 40 laps to win his first race since the 1997 VisionAire 500.

Billy Myers retook the lead on Lap 119 and lead the rest of the race.

practice of jugaad can lead only to makeshift solutions that are unsafe, unscalable, and unsustainable.

He sang backing vocals on many songs, and sang lead on Who Killed Mr Moonlight?.

who took the lead on the downhills, and Kelley, who took the lead on the uphills, until Tarzan finally took the lead again to win the race, as Kelley faded.

In that race she gained the lead on the bike stage, but "bonked" on the run stage through not taking in sufficient nutrition and was reduced.

You lead on a mood but if you introduce the shock moment too quickly then it's expected.

locking in brilliantly with Taylor for an aching Love In Vain, playing stingingly assured lead on his own Sacramento [and] tears Jones a new arsehole with.

Moving through the rotunda area would lead one to the main storefront where larger consumer electronics and computers were sold.

Kempton being the lead on the project.

However, Winbush said the demise of the group was due to Moore's violent behavior- including an onstage incident in Cleveland, Ohio in 1986, as well as Winbush singing sole lead on the song Your Smile, which became a number one hit.

A visit to the temple and a bath in the river Ganges is one of many methods believed to lead one on a path to Moksha (liberation).

Synonyms:

conduct, lead astray, mislead, misguide, show, usher, take, direct, hand, beacon, misdirect, guide,

Antonyms:

be well, agree, suffer, converge, miss,