Sentence examples for become led by from inspiring English sources

At the last BLM UK "shutdown" at Altab Ali park in August, I witnessed how easily discussions within the organisation can become led by the voices of those who haven't experienced racism and prejudice in the UK – trust me, it does exist.

They are even vulgar enough to attack his wife and daughters showing how debase the party has become -- led by an African American who does not categorically condemn this sort of loathing.

Lidstrom took over seamlessly as the captain, but the cast of star forwards became younger, led by the playoff most valuable player Henrik Zetterberg, along with Pavel Datsyuk and Johan Franzen.

This prayer became one led by women.

The country that helped them become rich is led by one of the most sinister politicians of the modern age.

A further danger is that if CCGs lack the means to hold commissioning support providers properly to account, they may become dependent and led by them.

But, under other conditions, individuals influence one another in such a way that the crowd becomes a herd, led by a few.

Mujica became president, and his faction, led by Topolansky, became the largest component of the Broad Front.

In the last 20 years the company has become dominated by dancers led by Mr. Martins, as members who danced under Balanchine have retired or left.

He arrived just before the area emerged from obscurity to become a cultural centre led by the establishment of Tate Modern.

Instead, it will become a foodie foundation led by an "in-house creative team" and at least 20 visiting chefs, awarded yearly scholarships.