| And now, Miss Beecher, in your own words, will you kindly acquaint the court with all the circumstances that lead up to your first meeting with the accused, Sergeant Rutledge? | |
| And remembering them, lead up to | |
| Everything that we've done to lead up to it, we've kind of taken from them, bits and pieces. | |
| Got directional drag marks that lead up to the catwalk. | |
| He even redid his kitchen So he could have these placed all around the mansion, All to lead up to this. | |
| And now, Miss Beecher, in your own words, will you kindly acquaint the court with all the circumstances that lead up to your first meeting with the accused, Sergeant Rutledge? | |
| And remembering them, lead up to | |
| Everything that we've done to lead up to it, we've kind of taken from them, bits and pieces. | |
| Got directional drag marks that lead up to the catwalk. | |
| He even redid his kitchen So he could have these placed all around the mansion, All to lead up to this. | |
| "Long is the way and hard that out of Hell leads up to light." | |
| "Long is the way, and hard, that out of Hell leads up to the light." | |
| Ail leads up to the road. | |
| All that leads up to it, is still yet to come. | |
| And everything we do, the kissing, the fondling, the foreplay all of it, it leads up to that one, ultimate, foregone conclusion. | |
| "Long is the way and hard that out of Hell leads up to light." | |
| "Long is the way, and hard, that out of Hell leads up to the light." | |
| Ail leads up to the road. | |
| All that leads up to it, is still yet to come. | |
| And everything we do, the kissing, the fondling, the foreplay all of it, it leads up to that one, ultimate, foregone conclusion. | |
| "A CIA case officer may have had a sexual relationship with Congressman Nicholas Brody in the days and weeks leading up to the attack on Langley, according to anonymous sources. | |
| "Houston, who is... and you must detect a theme here... "Also the writer Bombshell, "spent the days leading up to her first Broadway preview | |
| "The question was how should we maneuver them into firing the first shot. It was desirable to make sure the Japanese be the ones to do this so that there should remain no doubt as to who were the aggressors." In the months leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor, | |
| "There is a parabola of agony, "a crescendo leading up to a peak and then the nerves are blunted "and react progressively less, until unconsciousness and death. | |
| "We have interviewed anyone who we know came into contact with her in the days leading up to her death." | |
| - No, of course not. But somewhere deep inside her she may feel complicit in the actions that led up to their murders. | |
| - Was there anything that led up to the attack? | |
| A long tradition led up to this crisis. | |
| Although the report runs to 862 pages and meticulously describes every happening that led up to the crash 24 months ago, the conclusion is all too simple: Sabotage. | |
| And everything I'd done up to that point had led up to... writing a song like that, just effortlessly. | |
| "A CIA case officer may have had a sexual relationship with Congressman Nicholas Brody in the days and weeks leading up to the attack on Langley, according to anonymous sources. | |
| "Houston, who is... and you must detect a theme here... "Also the writer Bombshell, "spent the days leading up to her first Broadway preview | |
| "The question was how should we maneuver them into firing the first shot. It was desirable to make sure the Japanese be the ones to do this so that there should remain no doubt as to who were the aggressors." In the months leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor, | |
| "There is a parabola of agony, "a crescendo leading up to a peak and then the nerves are blunted "and react progressively less, until unconsciousness and death. | |
| "We have interviewed anyone who we know came into contact with her in the days leading up to her death." | |
| - No, of course not. But somewhere deep inside her she may feel complicit in the actions that led up to their murders. | |
| - Was there anything that led up to the attack? | |
| A long tradition led up to this crisis. | |
| Although the report runs to 862 pages and meticulously describes every happening that led up to the crash 24 months ago, the conclusion is all too simple: Sabotage. | |
| And everything I'd done up to that point had led up to... writing a song like that, just effortlessly. | |
