Sentence examples for guest leading from inspiring English sources

Our guest leading a discussion will be Dr. Ahmed Fekry Ibrahim of McGill University.

The polymersomes of both the polymers showed pH- and redox-sensitive release of encapsulated guest leading to a very good system for cytoplasmic delivery.

Seeing Mr. Kwaku Bonsam in the crowd, he asked everyone to acknowledge "the presence of a very special guest," leading him to stand and wave.

He also works with wedding planners, floral designers, musicians and wait staffs to make sure that everyone and everything, including tall centerpieces and long chandeliers, are not obstructing his view of any guest leading up to what he calls "my one-shot deal".

While people actually invite friends, family and strangers into their hand-built temporary homes, on each night of Sukkot a different ancestral guest, leading the entire group of "holy shepherds," is said to enter the sukkah, and Jewish teachings are invoked in their names.

Harris knows how to make the most of his guests, leading them through a series of euphoric bangers that seem destined for success.

A raconteur par excellence, Rattray quickly became famous for the guided tours he gave to guests, leading them along the paths where the extraordinary events of 1879 took place on "the day of the dead moon", or solar eclipse.

These days, Eveleigh shares the bounty with guests, leading them on one of three three-hour treks: a "hedgerow harvest" for fruits and berries; a visit to the coast in search of seaweed and shellfish; or a mushroom hunt in the woods.

"I might actually spontaneously explode on live television due to over excited-ness.‎ Does that still count as unpredictable cos [sic] I've said it now?" Channel 4 said the show would feature "top celebrity guests, leading music acts and a variety of colourful segments" and would "once again be a key part of the Friday night schedule".

Palmer makes a point to know a little something about each of his 120 guests, leading to easy conversations on the range.

The primary debates often felt like little more than televised searches for the biggest applause line or outrageous social media sound bite, and the recent jousting around special guests leading up to Monday's installment was exhausting.