Sentence examples for can lead from from inspiring English sources

But if you're not leading by example in an interdependent world, you can lead from the front or behind — no one will follow you for long.

When the UK can lead from the inside, why would we walk away?

I've demonstrated over the past 24 hours no dithering, no uncertainty, that I can lead from the front".

The idea is to find a genetic pathway that can lead from a common ancestor to the leopards seen today by means of a few genetic changes.

One of his closest lieutenants during the battle, David Cochrane, describes Ganley as "motivating, willing to listen but someone who can lead from the front".

A strand of conversation can lead from Doctor Fate to Watchmen to Detective Comics to Optic Nerve, all in a flash.

Under some circumstances, heterogeneity in harm from a disease, learned after a disease is contracted, can lead revenue from a treatment to exceed revenue from a preventative.

"She has to demonstrate to the 22 who voted against term limits that she can lead independently from the mayor," said Bruce Berg, a political science professor at Fordham University.

As in an interactive adventure, children can lead them from room to room, where there are different games and opportunities for learning.

The sense of needing to rush until we're feeling off balance can lead away from the more compassionate approach.

The position would be: Now South can lead club winners from dummy, and East is helpless.