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lead back

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lead someone or something back (to someone or something)
to guide someone or something back to someone or something. Someone will have to lead me back to camp. I just know I'll get lost if I go by myself. The park ranger led back the hikers to their tent. I will lead them back.
See also: back, lead

lead back (to some place)

[for a pathway] to return to a place. This path leads back to the camp. I hope it leads back. It seems to be going the wrong way.
See also: back, lead


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Carmen whittled the lead back to four, but left themselves too much to do.
Lennon's men, who were relegated at the play-off stage last season, take a slender lead back to Central Park thanks to first-half goals from John Gemmell and Jay Stein.
But Brooks's two free throws with 25 seconds remaining put the lead back to five, and after Afflalo missed a three-point attempt Brooks made two more free throws to seal the victory.
 
 
 
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