The colonel led the way to the chalet's front entrance and tried the latch gently.

In most Latin American revolutions, the colonels lead the fray.

His colonel led his own division in behind them.

The colonel led him to a small knoll and with an expansive hand showed him how great this country was.

The colonel led his troops over the bridge.

The retired colonel led the other men around the room, briefly inspecting each laborer's work without speaking.

Chase Mago grimaced, but made no other protest as the colonel led them away from the crumbling wall.

The two colonels led the men forward.

Here a colonel saluted him and led him inside.

Repulsing this attack, the colonel led his troops forward, capturing the last objective with 150 prisoners, eight machine guns, and one field gun.