Sentence examples for having just led from inspiring English sources

At the time Alfredo Di Stefano, aged 32, was at his peak of his powers having just led Real Madrid to their fourth European Cup in a row.

Having just led the premiere of an anticipated new production of "Don Giovanni," and about to conduct the Met's new "Siegfried" — both projects dear to Mr. Levine — Mr. Luisi was on the podium at Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon to lead the Met Orchestra in its first concert of the season.

General Clinton proposed this to Howe; having just led three assaults with grievous casualties, he declined the idea.

He arrived in town last week having just led Mahler's gargantuan Eighth Symphony at the Salzburg Festival, in which his Simón Bolivar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela joined the Vienna Philharmonic.

I met Anthony Rizzo, who has just led the Chicago Cubs to the playoffs, in Mesa, Arizona, in 2012.

It left him without a voice, but feeling as if he had just led something profound.

He works now in Inverness, where he has just led Inverness Caledonian Thistle back up to the Scottish Premier League.

He had just led his country to independence and his party to victory in a general election.

A sour anti-elite mood had just led French voters to reject the European Union constitution in a referendum.

Mr. Ancier emphasized that he had just led NBC to a victory in the November ratings sweep.

I have just led a successful community bid for two renewable energy projects in Lanarkshire, raising nearly £3m.