Sentence examples for as another lead from inspiring English sources

That's probably because alongside newly announced star Cara Delevingne, Orlando Bloom was perviously revealed to star as another lead, acting as a police inspector tracking down the murder of a faerie in the world, which blends Victorian-era surroundings with mythical beasts and beings, who inhabit the world because they've had to take refuge from their own fairy-tale lands.

MOTD2 pundit and former Arsenal defender Martin Keown expands on his TV analysis of why Arsenal only have themselves to blame as they see another lead slip away in their defeat by Swansea, and what they can do to stop it happening again.

Van Gogh tried, with scant success — except for one later painting that he made in the mental asylum at Saint-Rémy, near Arles, "The Starry Night," which he soon regretted, as "another failure" caused by being "led astray into abstraction".

Twisting Ireland's arm might reverse that, but it could just as easily lead to another no vote.

Saturday's Game 6 appeared to be the beginning of the end for the Thunder's charmed postseason as Oklahoma City blew yet another lead in the fourth quarter.

Jim's voice retains all the impassive melancholy it should, and William's guitar is mixed up almost as if it were another lead vocal, spraying a frosty scree across the auditorium.

The economic and cultural modernisation inside Cuba that the White House hopes will follow from the relaxation of US trade and travel restrictions is also important – such modernisation certainly played a role in destabilising the Soviet bloc – but it could just as easily lead instead to another China: an economically open but politically closed regime stubbornly clinging to its Communist past.

The new group, the People's Coalition for Non-Partisan Municipal Election, has the same address and phone number as another group led by Ms. Fulani: the Committee for a Unified Independent Party.

We can follow, as well as lead.

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley worked as lead underwriters on the deal.

"They initially interpret the image as another pig," says lead author and animal welfare scientist Donald Broom.