Sentence examples for has led a bit from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Pelosi, 38, has led a bit of a charmed life.

"I've led a bit of a nomadic existence and have always wanted to settle down".

At first, this seems like a hair-splitting question that only big governments with giant war budgets or big banks with even bigger taxpayer-funded bailouts have to think about, but a billion is a number that has been redefined recently, and that has led to a bit of confusion as a result.

The levels of, let's say, "excess" associated with the celebration has led to a bit of backlash of late that some argue makes it difficult to retain sponsors for multiple years.

The internal turmoil and the recent hiring of former Microsoft executive Stephen Elop to be Nokia's new CEO has led to quite a bit of speculation that Nokia may turn away from its own operating systems and go with the new Windows Phone OS — or at least fork its products to have this OS as an option on top of the upcoming MeeGo.

Mr. Obama's efforts to crack down on Wall Street — and in particular, on hedge fund managers — appear to have led to a bit of a cool-down when it comes to raising money there.

And then, after this moment of self-analysis, she sucks noisily on her fag and says: 'Life's too fucking short really.' A couple of years ago it's possible a bad review might have led to a bit of plate throwing.

I am also a Californian, though that has led me to be a bit blasé about the state's significant charms.

"I think Wayne has had to lead a bit too much, a lot of the leadership has been resting on his shoulders.

The resumption of mass atrocities in Darfur, after a bit of a lull, has led villagers to flee to this refugee camp, Abgadam, in southeast Chad.

The vast array of companies delivering all sorts of bits has led to concerns in some quarters regarding the Net's ability to avoid a worldwide breakdown.