Sentence examples for a lead from a from inspiring English sources

We also continued to do research and look for other pockets of longevity, and in 2008, following a lead from a Greek researcher, we began investigating Ikaria.

Then Radossich got a lead from a young man who thought the cell-phone guy looked like a friend's brother, somebody he believed was doing time at Rikers Island.

Cal ,following a lead from a Point Corp insider, visits a grim apartment block and realises, too late, that he's pitched up right at the door of the crack assassin haunting the edge of the picture.

There were also steep falls in Australia where the ASX/S&P 200 benchmark index was down almost 1.5%, with falls of 1.3% in South Korea and Hong Kong as markets took a lead from a sharp drop on Wall Street overnight.

A lead from a 10-year-old rape case has led to the arrest of a man suspected of killing a 23-year-old Perris woman, according to authorities.

He unluckily chose a low spade when a lead from any other suit would have left the contract unmakable.

Driving an LED from a power factor corrected supply usually requires a simple buck converter, since the voltage source tends to be very high (about 400 V).

This disease demands a lead from the top, and a commitment of public money too.

Finally a trump lead would endplay East, forcing a lead from the diamond queen or a ruff-and-sluff.

Mr Eichel prefers to stick to budgetary rigour, however.In contemplating a Keynesian shift, Mr Schröder may be taking a lead from Peter Bofinger, an economist at Würzburg University.

"I have never made a lead from rhetoric that came from a Demographics report, and I'm here since 2006," Galati said.