Sentence examples for be more led from inspiring English sources

For Amato, less seems to be more; led by the company's founder, Anthony Amato, the "Aida" performances this weekend begin this diminutive and perennially popular company's 54th season.

What's more, Led Zeppelin — a band that hasn't released a studio album in more than three decades — is in contention for rock album and rock song of the year (for "Kashmir").

Although there may be more lead in infant formula, the relative bioavailability of such lead may be less than that of lead in breast milk.

He's more lead guitarist than balladeer tonight, favouring rasping psychedelic pop over the new Hollow Meadows' sepulchral, warming emotion.

Today, there is more lead contamination in America's cities than any federal or state agency could ever afford to clean up and haul away.

If that's possible, for Robert Plant to be more sexy than Led Zeppelin?

On the other hand, TaskRabbit and Homejoy look like marketplaces, but turn out to be more like lead-gen.

The FA felt Hodgson would be more willing to lead from the front on that issue.

Applications later in the growing season will be more likely to lead to residues in silage or forage crops.

We believed that higher antibody responses would be more likely to lead to protection.

Further sampling would be more likely to lead to lower response rates than better estimates.