Sentence examples for go leading from inspiring English sources

Kiwanuka had Titans quarterback Vince Young wrapped up for a sack but mistakenly let him go, leading to a pivotal first down in a Giants loss.

In the 1953 final, the great Stanley Matthews helped Blackpool overturn Bolton's 3-1 lead with 20 minutes to go, leading his team to a 4-3 victory.

At the top, it creates deep pools of wealth that have nowhere productive to go, leading to asset bubbles in capital markets bearing little or no relation to the health of the over-all economy.

Some residents fear that closing the centers would rob elderly tenants of a vital social network and would give young people nowhere to go, leading them into mischief, vandalism or worse.

The result allowed Nigeria, which beat Sudan, 4-0, to go to the top of Group B in the African zone with one match to go, leading Liberia by a point.

And he did go, leading every step of the mile-and-an-eighth race, and dusting by three lengths a pretty good horse named Affirmed, who happened to be that year's Triple Crown winner.

Out too went leading centrists, including Jean-Louis Borloo, the environment minister, and several liberals.

Barely hanging on and the roadway is gone leading to it".

Building a protest movement is one thing, the reasoning goes; leading a government is another.

On he went, leading his men into the adjacent field and on towards the village where the next German position lay.

A 1974 vote cut aid to South Vietnamese forces by 50percentt after U.S. forces were already gone, leading to the fall of Saigon.