Sentence examples for has led around from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dorfman is also known for the workshops and residencies he has led around the country including dance projects for non-dancers, among them "Out of Season ("The Athletes Project") and "Familiar Movement" ("The Family Project").

Till now, some of Cayman's most popular tourists have been financiers: its light-touch regulation has led around 80.0% of the world's hedge funds to incorporate themselves there, and the secrecy it provides on off-shore accounts has spelled $400.0 billion in lost tax revenue from individuals and corporations, according to Richard Murphy of U.K. consultancy Tax Research.

Sporadic events since then have led around 17,000 relatives to be briefly reunited.

In the first three races, they have led around every mark on every leg of every race.

Thus, experiment and theory had led around from particles (of Newton) that behave like waves (Huygens) to waves (Maxwell) that behave like particles (Einstein), the apparent velocity of which is unaffected by the velocity of the source or the velocity of the receiver.

The student campaigners say the tribute to Rhodes - whose legacy has led to around 8,000 students around the world obtaining Oxford scholarships - "violates the university's declared aim of fostering an inclusive culture which promotes equality".

Already their relationship has led teams around the league to consider adding to their coaching depth charts, too.

That sort of conduct has led courts around the country to give jurors booklets on how to debate while being courteous and even-tempered.

But a loophole in Oregon's laws allows its school districts to deviate from the requirements for two school years, and that has led superintendents around the state to consider chopping as many as 15 days from the academic calendar.

ACORN has led communities around the country to rally behind living wage ordinances.

As the national civic engagement Coordinator for Mi Familia Vota, Cristian Avila has led programs around the country helping people, particularly Latinos, get to the polls.