Sentence examples for be led by someone from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise that the movement should be led by someone as charismatic as Ms. Vallejo.

They deserve to be led by someone who can abide by international law, not a murderous dictator.

"Whoever thought South Africa would be led by someone [Zuma] facing nearly 800 corruption charges, which were unceremoniously taken out of court?

If Englishness means anything, it surely means preferring your country not to be led by someone who cooks with a semi-automatic rifle.

He must accept a timetable, no longer than two years, for a referendum on electoral reform and a new general election, in which Labour will be led by someone else.

Those in the party who find it impossible to be led by someone whose views are strongly opposed to theirs will have to leave, as I had to leave the party when it was led by Blair.

Inspiring Women is led by someone who clearly fits the bill herself.

They spoke broken Arabic, he said, and were led by someone they called "the boss".

"I also hold that view because it's important that a country is led by someone of the same nationality.

There have been other Kremlin-backed parties, but none have been led by someone with Mr. Prokhorov's wealth and renown.

But GM is now locked in a struggle for survival that it will not win unless it is led by someone much nastier than Mr Wagoner.