Sentence examples for be led for a from inspiring English sources

And we must not be led for a single moment to believe that such standards have suffered any grave, enduring damage through the temporary business recession that had its beginning last October.

Another club was ruffed, and the spade jack was led for a ruff and an overruff.

A third diamond was ruffed, and the spade queen was led for a winning finesse.

It has been led for a long 19 years by a former prime minister, Ranil Wickremasinghe.

Tests on the ramming mix were led for a temperature range between 20 °C and 80 °C.

The diamond jack was led for a finesse, and West held up his queen after a brief but revealing hesitation.

North was now on firm ground, and emerged with an unlikely overtrick when West held up the king when the diamond ten was led for a finesse.

The Bauhaus was led for a time by Ludwig Miës van der Rohe, who coined the phrase "less is more", hated by Miss Gordon.

On Thursday, the commission focused on Mr. Aulisi and longshoremen's Local 1235, which was led for a few years by his father, Vincent.

West throws a heart and two clubs, to set up this ending: Diagram Now a heart is led for a ruff, and West makes two more tricks if he leads any trump except the ace.

But Al Qaqaa was still under the authority of the Military Industrial Council, which ran Iraq's sensitive weapons programs and was led for a time by Hussein Kamel, Mr. Hussein's son-in-law.