Sentence examples for called the ringleader from inspiring English sources

"She called the ringleader into her office and said, 'Be under no illusion — if you ever do that again, you'll be out of here,' " one former editor recalled.

The anchor, a real estate executive and onetime Republican candidate for Congress, will be called the "ringleader" on the program; the reporters will be called "chasers".

Franklin Rothman, the lawyer for Jaquan Layne, whom prosecutors called the ringleader, said his client might have been a small-time drug dealer but had not been the kingpin that he had boasted of being.

Three weeks ago, the man whom prosecutors have called the ringleader of the group — William Masso, who was an active-duty officer in the 68th Precinct during the scheme — admitted to all four conspiracy counts against him, just months after members of the group were charged.

During the investigation into the reputed drug operation, the authorities said they discovered that the man they called the ringleader, Jorge Guerrero, was also stealing valuables from lost luggage that he was supposed to deliver to airline passengers after it was found.

Mohamed Atta, the one the newspapers call the ringleader, rented planes from an airport in Lantana.

Investigators have also compiled a fuller picture of his relationship with Mohamed Atta, whom officials call the ringleader of the plot, and uncovered fresh information about the breadth of Al Qaeda's original plan for the attacks.

He called the UK the "ringleader of a backroom campaign" to prevent reforms, and said it was lobbying hard for China to be granted "market economy status", despite 80% of its steel industry being state-owned.

At a news conference last night, Vincent P. Sarubbi, the county prosecutor, identified the eldest of the three youths as Matthew Lovett, 18, a graduate of Collingswood High School outside Oaklyn, and called him the ringleader of a bizarre plot, long in the making.

Before he was sentenced by Cook County Judge Lawrence Flood, prosecutors called Bailey the ringleader of a drug operation that shipped 42 pounds of marijuana to a Chicago home, CBS reports.

When he realized the workers were not going away, he called the police and had the ringleaders arrested for imprisoning him in his office.