Sentence examples for enter the leading from inspiring English sources

In August 2010 David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, noted with some bemusement that Germany is poised to enter the leading ten foreign destinations for Chinese tourists, while Britain languishes in 22nd place.Mr Cameron called for promoting Britain's heritage a departure from his Labour predecessors with their focus on modernity and "cool Britannia".

"No," Mr. Azzopardi said, "I don't believe they ever gave us the password that shut down the waterfall to enter the cave leading into the studio".

Once water began to leak leaking from these structures, a large volume of water could enter the mass, leading to the great changes of groundwater and forces within the landslide mass.

Colder air also began to enter the circulation, leading to further weakening.

A coyote, at his post in the middle of a gravel road, greeted me with an annoyed look when I attempted to enter the lane leading to the Inn at Mallard Cove (5025 Meridian Road NE, Olympia; 320-3590) late one night.

It colonizes the human nasopharynx asymptomatically, but can spread to the middle ear and lungs, or penetrate the epithelial cells and enter the bloodstream leading to invasive disease.

The ex-husband of actor Stephanie Beacham was bailed on condition he did not contact a number of witnesses nor enter the Leading Light pub.

Aged 20, Miller entered IDHEC, the leading French film school.

The Suns entered the weekend leading the N.B.A. with an average of 110.5 points a game, with the masterly Steve Nash conducting the offense and leading the league in assists.

Araminta entered the cabin, leading some girls on a tour.

Mientkiewicz entered the game leading the majors with a.406 batting average.