Example collocations logo

Leads in sentence

2186 examples of Leads in a sentence

I rented this on the strength of those two leads, and I wasn't really disappointed.
Their search for the perfect location leads them to the shark infested waters of Lilo-Cay.
Lee is the only actor in the film worth mentioning(okay, I'll cede Ferdy Mayne too). Lee looks embarrassed as he says inane dialog and does ridiculous things(check out that ending with him and Stirba). Lee looks incredibly tired and knows what dreck this is which is a tad more insightful than the two leads who leave America to go to Romania.
Also there is simply no chemistry at all between her and either of the male leads.
The body itself, naked except for the knickers....what scenario leads to that?
Almost a two-person play, and as such the dialog and the performances of the leads will be important.
The Pallbearer is not a highly recommended movie, but if you like the leads then you might enjoy it.
Her recklessness leads to imprisonment, which in turn leads to her regeneration.
I especially detest the ludicrous scene where the two leads are playfully sparring for no reason at all and the cops come and rough up Snipes.
The overacting of the leads makes one feel as if Spike has no respect for his viewers or he has no clue what a movie is all about.
What I hate about this show is how poorly the leads are written.
As they're in a slasher, someone decides to start picking them off and this leads to one of the dullest mysteries ever seen in a slasher movie.
The period is not persuasively rendered, and the leads seem way too young and too vapid to even be criminals.
The three leads were all good actors and funny men (Saget's stand up was a lot better than the stuff this show came up with, as was Coulier a better stand up, and Stamos was a better than average actor).
With an A-List cast, particularly the three leads and an experienced maverick director like Spike Lee I was expecting far more and in the end felt that what was delivered added little to this movie sub-genre.
One or both of the gay male leads was miscast; there was absolutely no chemistry between them and Richard Ruccolo looked like he'd rather be kissing a dog.
Of course we know the leads will get into and out of scrapes but there has to be some tension and drama.
This glamorous twosome are as deliberately unreal as are the London and Venice settings, but we watch simply because the leads are Fred and Ginger.
After this trauma, the couple separates and the mother becomes addicted to tranquilizers and leads a miserable existence.
The acting of the leads is fine given that the writing is such a dud...but several actors in supporting roles really drag the production down.
This isn't good considering that they're the leads, and it especially isn't good when you consider the fact that it is virtually impossible to take this film seriously because of the rubbish actors.
The local police pick him up & take him to a youth centre where child psychiatrist Maggie Burroughs (Lisa Zane) interviews him, she finds a newspaper cutting in his pocket which leads the two to Elm Street in Springwood where they discover that no children live there & therefore no victims for Freddy kill anyone.
Some lovely vistas, and an odd but interesting cameo by Henry Fonda as a grizzled canyon man, are the sole compensations in fatigued comedy-drama, with the two leads being trailed by cartoonish killers who will stop at nothing until they get their hands on that map.
kidnapping, which leads to one thing, and another - which doesn't really indicate the main story, which is a "Big House, U.S.A." prison break story.
This film is not devoid of charm and also shows a bit of warmth, but ultimately this effort is too vain and too strongly focussed on the leads.
A film like this, an "Odd Couple"-ish, war of the classes, should be light and fun, with leads who can bounce off one another with witty, even romantic, dialogue, for what else can a film whose plot involves two disparate people stranded, really be? Honestly, I don't think anyone involved knew exactly the tone they were trying for; it succeeds neither as comedy (I defy you to laugh even once) or romance (Madonna's ice-princess routine precludes ANY chemistry).
At least BRITTANY SNOW's performance was good and some others like IDRIS ELBA were good too, but some others teens in the prom like the leads friends were not that convincing.
You can imagine where that leads.
One can only hope that the actual reasonable suspicion that leads to probable cause that leads to the totality of the circumstances involved to make a "stop" , then the "Pat Down" of the outside of one's Garment, then to be able to articulate why the officer went into someone's pocket and retrieved contraband, was cut out of the scenes, because if it wasn't, the arrest in most places are going to be tossed, should they even get passed a supervisor.
It has some atmosphere, some of the character actors are really quite good(especially the deaf innkeeper and the old woman), the leads are at least adequate, and the climax - though it makes absolutely no sense at all - is well-choreographed(literally) with the witches in white brassieres and long black hair.
BackNext