Sentence examples for course headed by from inspiring English sources

I should also mention the English list which is of course headed by Adams.

Following the traditional pre-racing procession down the Berkshire course, headed by the Queen, a minute's silence will be held in honour of Sir Henry Cecil.

That class, of course, is headed by James Cameron, although Titanic was regarded as a disaster in Hollywood only months before it opened.

How hard could that be?" Source: HuffPo (the site that doesn't pay its writers) Comment: We are, of course, headed in the direction indicated by Rosenblum.

On financial matters, she seemed to have better political instincts than Obama's Treasury Department, which of course is now headed by Geithner.

Danny, of course, heads straight in.

"The boys" are, of course, the Coolmore partners – headed by John Magnier – in whose colours the majority of the Ballydoyle horses run.

Of course the car's designers, headed by an American, Chris Bangle, could have simply made the trunk bigger, and one wonders why they didn't.

Proclaiming the caliphate puts Isis on a collision course with al-Qaida central, headed by Osama bin Laden's Egyptian successor Ayman al-Zawahiri, whose rift with Baghdadi has been in the open for months.

In many respects, families formed by cohabiting parents resemble married families: they are at the same life course stage; and they are headed by two biological parents who presumably share income, housework, and childcare (Wu and Musick 2008).

It is a decade now since anyone really felt he was a competitor, 10 years during which he has married again, divorced again and reinvented himself as a TV guy in the United States and a reasonably big-time businessman everywhere else with a gaggle of products headed by his course-design business.