Object

• team: Students learn how to work in or lead a team.

• manufacturer: We have a full range of shaft types and flexes - steel and graphite, from leading manufacturers.

• life: Some say her health is now suffering due to a life led in the fast lane.

Converse of object

• take: Do you think you're taking a lead in any sense?

• retake: With chances having been squandered at both ends, it was County who succeeded in converting one to retake the lead on 81 minutes.

• deserve: But shortly after, Lynn took a deserved lead.

Modifies a noun

• singer: An interview with Delirious Crosswalk.com Music Editor Matt Turner interviewed Martin Smith, lead singer for the British band Delirious.

• vocal: Which female singer provided lead vocals for the group?

• guitar: Devine opening chord sequence, lashings of keys, swirling lead guitar, and great vocals by Yates a real beauty.

• guitarist: Glenn Tipton is one of the lead guitarists for British band Judas Priest.

• vocalist: The band's chauffeur, Bon Scott, became their lead vocalist when their singer, Dave Evans, refused to go on-stage.

• role: The trio talk about the origins of the piece and the importance of casting the two lead roles.

Infinitive complement

• believe: Question the first: do you, as I am lead to believe all British do, enjoy drinking tea?

Noun used with modifier

• instructor: In particular, I like the way TrainSignal cover all learning methods, instructor lead, video and of course text material.