lead the charge

Big institutions would lead the charge to make things right again.

They had also seen them lead the charge into battle.

"My mission is to lead the charge to get us to where we have to go."

This time, however, the officials were not among those leading the charge.

"People will look back on this and say there was one system that led the charge."

"Peter is really seen as the single individual who led the charge, and he won."

Some people thought they'd be leading the charge in this area and it's not true.

Are you going to be leading the charge against the Democrats?

But they often followed political leaders rather than leading the charge.

Allen led the charge, but could they get a goal back?

His father told him the army did not need a boxer to lead the charge.

He also led the charge to bring a convention center and hotel to the city.

The West team had several players who helped lead the charge from their 22-point deficit.

Of course not, and if someone said such a thing you'd be leading the charge against the racist.

Robinson led the charge, holding the floor for two days.

I don't see any one particular industry leading the charge.

And I know we've got a lot of people here today who'll help lead the charge."

We were the foot soldiers and she the general leading the charge.

I was the one who had to keep leading the charges."

Without looking back, he led the charge up the western and lower side of the slope.

He made his presence felt, certainly leading the charge on the offensive side.

"I view myself as sort of leading the charge to move the law toward further changes.

In the beginning, he led the charge against tobacco's enemies.

Leading the charge was a woman he had seen on the news and around the ice arena in the past week.

Now, in contrast, conservatives are leading the charge on some of these issues.