Sentence examples for had spearheaded from inspiring English sources

Pollard had spearheaded the pub's 2010 league championship.

It would not tick," pointed out the man who had spearheaded the development of nuclear weapons.

He had spearheaded the investment drive into the rail sector over the last decade.

The latter was led by Edgar Bronfman, Jr., who had spearheaded the move to close down Napster, back in 2001.

In his speech English called Bennett a "smart, accomplished and energetic woman" who had spearheaded world-leading welfare reforms.

Given the delicate political nature of the documents released by WikiLeaks, chatter in technology circles immediately centered on the notion that a government body had spearheaded the disruptions.

He failed to use his honeymoon to seek common ground with his adversaries, including the young middle class that had spearheaded the anti-Mubarak uprising.

He said his client was returning home after a long day that began with a fund-raiser that he had "spearheaded" for a wounded Iraq war veteran.

At the time, the Beatles had spearheaded a huge interest in British beat music and yet little of it was heard on the BBC's Light Programme.

In the 19th century the town was renamed for the Talbot family, which had spearheaded much of the region's economic development.

Just over a year earlier, in February 1861, Congressional Republicans had spearheaded the organization of three new territories (Dakota, Colorado and Nevada).