Sentence examples for firmly led from inspiring English sources

It also keeps a tighter leash on its audience, which is firmly led along designated routes and divided into small and then smaller groups.

Cameron clapped along awkwardly as a rather cajoling Wenlock danced insistently in front of his row of seats before being politely but firmly led away by the elbow.

Yesterday Collins, whose wife, Orianne, gave birth to his fourth child earlier this year, said he was furious about the stunt".I took part in the programme, as I was very firmly led to believe it was part of a public service programme that would be going around schools and colleges in a bid to stem child abduction and abuse".

The nine-piece band and the strong chorus are firmly led by music director Michael Rafter, who has a long history with both Foster and Tesori.

John Deasy in 2014, she firmly led emergency operations after a fatal crash killed five students hundreds of miles to the north near Orland.

At one moment, Vice President Bush sneers bellicose Clint Eastwood lines and calls his Democratic opponent's record "immoral" and "insensitive". At another moment, he spins literate, compassionate visions of how he would gently but firmly lead the country.

Cruz hands the keys to his car and a five-dollar bill (for gas) to the TV man, who firmly leads the man with the possibly broken arm, still protesting, to the car.

When he was done kissing her, he took her hand firmly and led her to a different bar, where there were pool tables and pinball machines and sawdust on the floor and no one checking I.D.s at the door.

To separate children, simply hold their hands firmly and lead them to separate areas.

Mountain recalls Kok also leading the Boyd Neel Orchestra in the absence of the usual leader, Maurice Clare: "We always enjoyed his leading – he led firmly and his playing had strength and truthfulness".

The United Federal Party was defeated in the 1962 Southern Rhodesian general election by the Rhodesian Front (RF), an all-white, firmly conservative party led by Winston Field whose declared goal was independence for Southern Rhodesia without major constitutional changes and without commitment to any set timetable regarding black majority rule.