Sentence examples for had led over from inspiring English sources

His activity on the property, which had led, over the years, to arthroscopic surgery on his left knee, one vertebral fusion, and mild hearing loss, thanks to his diesel tractor, yielded very little income at all and some years not even that — a fact that he did not care to dwell on.

The result had been pretty close to a stab in the heart for Tottenham, particularly as the David Rocastle goal that took Arsenal to Wembley was the first time they had led over a tie that spanned three games - home and away legs and a replay.

Bluefin tuna are still not healthy for women of child-bearing age -- and most of the tuna which had led over 10percentt of U.S. women having unhealthy mercury in their blood is not from the Atlantic ocean, which is healing, but from the Pacific, where coal consumption and mercury loading remains unabated.

The rest has come from a campaign that he has led over the last six months.

By my own reckoning, I've led over 100 field trips.

"It would probably would have led over a period of time to more fruitful things," he said.

Xi's increasingly iron rule has led over the past two years to a sustained attack on reformist lawyers and campaigners.

While most of the region remains forested, rapid development has led, over the past two decades, to the destruction of over 589,000 km2 of forests in Brazil alone.

Urban sprawl has led over wide areas to alteration and fragmentation of so many ecosystem types that it becomes essential to consider biodiversity conservation in urban planning.

NBC would have led over all were it not for lower ratings for "Losing It With Jillian" (4.2 million) and "Last Comic Standing" (4.9 million).

James Joyce called the effect an "epiphany," a term whose theological connotations have led, over the years, to a lot of critical misunderstanding.