Sentence examples for had led on from inspiring English sources

Pao never made it to senior partner, even though she had led on some significant investments.

Leishman had led on his own at 16 under before dropping his first shot in 35 holes at the 16th.

Sobieslaw Zasada of Poland, who had led on points in Porsche 911S at the Malindi check point, was first into Nairobi.

In Florida 50 percent of likely voters favored Mr. Obama to handle Medicare in the latest poll while 44 percent favored Mr. Romney — a six percentage point lead for Mr. Obama, who had led on the issue by as much as 15 points last month.

Before news of the sacking broke, both the Sunday Times and the Sunday Telegraph had led on news of Tory infighting over who will succeed David Cameron, who has said he will stand down as prime minister and party leader by October.

Guatemalans are still reeling but no more certain than are Chileans (or Argentines or the citizens of several other once brutalised countries) that the guilty men of the past will pay for their crimes.Guatemala's truth commission was set up under the 1996 peace accords, which ended 36 years of fighting that had led, on its estimate, to 200,000 deaths, mostly of Amerindian Mayan peasants.

Eric J. Cesal is a designer, writer, and noted post-disaster expert who has led on-the-ground reconstruction programs after the Haiti earthquake and Superstorm Sandy.

The United States has led on this, and Britain and others have moved forward, too.

"We have a picture where steroid abuse may well have led on to behavioural changes.

The EU has led on green energy, and Britain could have played a big role.

"Senator Rand Paul has led on the issue of border security, proposing real solutions.