Sentence examples for going to leading from inspiring English sources

Mr Milburn also said that the Government should set a five-year goal for every school to make progress on closing the attainment gap between rich and poor pupils, and new Free Schools should only be set up on the condition that they increase the numbers of their students going to leading universities.

Sir Peter Lampl, the millionaire philanthropist who has set up a trust to encourage disadvantaged youngsters to go to leading universities and is also a member of the task force, backed the idea for aptitude tests at a private seminar earlier this month.

This year the honours went to leading Hollywood caterers Along Came Mary, whose boss Mary Micucci has provided menus for such large-scale events as the Democrat National Convention, and Barbra Streisand's wedding.

Dr Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group, said the report showed the main reason pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds were less likely to go to leading universities "is because they are not achieving the right grades" in the right subjects.

"In the next year they will go to leading-edge chip processes, they'll have support from Android and Windows 8.

He has become NBC's go-to leading man, with a catch: none of the five shows he has starred in have made it past 11 episodes.

Gwyneth Paltrow may be one of Hollywood's go-to leading ladies, but she also makes a mean bruschetta.

Because if we're not leading, those other countries are going to be leading.

"Today, America once again is going to be leading by example," Obama said on Thursday.

"Until then, we're not going to be leading the charge".

It's pretty clear now that Britain isn't going to be leading the "green revolution".