Sentence examples for gathering leads from inspiring English sources
The new prosecution team will be in charge of gathering leads, information and evidence from around the world to centralize the effort to head off future terror attacks.
All gathering leads to losing, all meeting to separation, every birth ends in death.
If you are gathering leads for a service-based job, you may also want to give them a call.
The success of that first gathering led to a 2012 meeting in London, and then to this year's in Montreal.
Perhaps fear of publication of another story about the finances of a leader's family during the gathering led to the decision to tighten Internet controls.
The cost of large-scale news gathering led to the formation of news agencies, organizations that sold their international journalistic reporting to many different individual newspapers and magazines.
The Seattle gathering led to an association with the Annenberg school's Norman Lear Center, which early last year established its Media Impact Project.
But protesters called that a ruse to break them up, and the conservative commentator Arianna Huffington, an organizer of the shadow gathering, led her followers down the street in a demonstration.
While it is not clear whether the intensified intelligence gathering led to mistreatment of prisoners, the disclosure about the loosening of rules after Mr. Hussein's capture adds a new element to the evolving picture of abuses in Abu Ghraib prison.
That gathering led indirectly to the Oslo accords of 1993 and the historic handshake on the White House lawn that September between the former Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and then Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated two years later by a Jewish extremist.
The gathering led to a counter-demonstration hours later in which protesters — some of them members of the campus Republicans group — held up a whiteboard displaying Cox's controversial comments and signs saying, "Hold teachers accountable again" and "Teach, don't preach," the paper reported.
