Sentence examples for front to lead from inspiring English sources

They looked like a gang now, with their captain out in front to lead them.

Since summer 2014 the demand has been for players to expect a peripatetic existence in which they move across defence, into midfield, on to the wing and up front to lead the attack: as has been Young's experience.

They sang from Mr. Pedroso's past with Los Van Van and his present, including the new hit "Un Loco Con Una Moto" ("A Crazy Person With a Motorcycle"); they harmonized in rapid choruses, pushing one voice up to the front to lead verses or improvise.

(Chinen) LARRY WILLIS QUINTET (Through Sunday) Mr. Willis, a bassist with a long and distinguished career as a sideman, steps out front to lead an ensemble with one foot in hard-bop and the other in groove; his illustrious bandmates are the alto saxophonist Gary Bartz, the trombonist Steve Davis, the bassist Buster Williams and the drummer Al Foster.

He was THE man up front to lead the line.

Do you always have to be in front to lead?

Use your front foot to lead the revert.

They dance mostly in loose unison, with whoever is in front seeming to lead.

Its commanders regularly show up at the front lines to lead battles.

Mattio Renzi, the charismatic Florence mayor, looks like the front runner to lead PD.

He expected the front page to lead with the funeral of the police officer who had been killed in the recent Westminster terrorist attack.