led off (Meaning)
led off
to bat first for a baseball team in (an inning), begin, to come on or perform first, one that begins something, one that leads off, a beginning action, to make a start on, a beginning or leading action
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led off Sentence Examples
- The orchestra's conductor led off the concert with a stirring rendition of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
- The pitcher led off the inning with a fastball that whizzed past the batter.
- The general led off the troops into battle, inspiring them with his bravery.
- The choir led off the hymn with a harmonious blend of voices.
- The opening act led off the comedy show with a hilarious set that had the audience in stitches.
- The first speaker at the conference led off with a thought-provoking keynote address.
- The new CEO led off the company's quarterly earnings call with a positive outlook.
- The chief architect led off the design team with a vision for the project that captivated everyone.
- The tour guide led off the group on an expedition through the ancient ruins.
- The soloist led off the ensemble with a virtuosic performance of Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No.
FAQs About the word led off
to bat first for a baseball team in (an inning), begin, to come on or perform first, one that begins something, one that leads off, a beginning action, to make
opened, fell (to), started, got off, set about, commenced, embarked (on or upon),began, kicked off, launched
ceased, laid off, terminated, discontinued, stopped, completed, ended,finished, halted, concluded
The orchestra's conductor led off the concert with a stirring rendition of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
The pitcher led off the inning with a fastball that whizzed past the batter.
The general led off the troops into battle, inspiring them with his bravery.
The choir led off the hymn with a harmonious blend of voices.
