Sentence examples for broad leading from inspiring English sources

But that was little consolation to the Lancastrians who shelled out months ago in the naive expectation of seeing Anderson and Broad leading the attack.

Broad, leading the attack in the absence of the injured Jimmy Anderson, claimed three for 16 in 10 overs – including the key wicket of AB de Villiers – as the world's No1 side reached 137 for four at the close on the second day, still 166 runs behind Alastair Cook's tourists.

Broad, leading in place of the rested Alastair Cook, favoured spin over seam and it was slow left-armer Panesar that eventually got the wicket England needed.

Google's early implementation of rtbf requests drew attention and some criticism for being overly broad — leading to cries of censorship from media outlets and Google to restore some links it had initially de-indexed, for example.

Broad, leading the ODI side in the absence of the rested Alastair Cook, added: "We will be looking for more of that from all the players in the next six weeks".

This will provide challenges to searching, and the search strategies employed will necessarily be broad, leading to a large database of potential studies to be examined.

Ask broader leading questions (which are disallowed under direct testimony, except to develop the witness's testimony).

His charitable involvement was broad, including leading a campaign to reorganize the New York City blood bank.

As imagined in one plan, the street might dip down to create a broad plaza leading to the riverfront.

Maathai, Kenya's deputy environment minister, was not among those in the broad speculation leading up to the announcement of the prize by the secretive committee.

The clapboard homes, even the abandoned ones, have a frontier elegance to them, with broad steps leading up to front porches beneath hanging eaves.