Sentence examples for days leads from inspiring English sources

This period of national mourning called the "Nine Days" leads up to the largest day of national mourning, Tisha B'Av.

Rawlings and Bridges begin an affair that in days leads them to contemplate giving up their war-groupie life.

Mr. Harnoncourt, more often encountered conducting modern orchestras these days, leads his venerable period band, the Concentus Musicus Wien, and the Arnold Schönberg Choir in a performance that is gripping from the start, often in an understated way.

This collective effort, over 74 days, leads to the final stage of work on one of the most sophisticated aircraft in the world, with levels of precision-engineering and strength that are unthinkable in any other product.

"I didn't know Jo at all, but everything that I've read about her in the past few days leads me to believe that the last thing she would want would be for us to stop being really passionate about political debate.

Cooling load demand during the warmest hours of summer days leads to an increase in electrical energy request, intensifying the peak load.

The Liberty, which had not played in eight days, led nearly the entire game.

What they produced over the next few days led the National to commission the work.

Activity-filled days led to starry nights where only the frogs and crickets lulled you to sleep.

That fear has in recent days led to a ratcheting up of the ongoing run on Greek banks.

"Husband-wife behavior" on these days led to lifelong diseases, even mentally and physically crippled children, the preacher said.