Sentence examples for heading much of from inspiring English sources

The Republican National Committee, which is heading much of Trump's get-out-the-vote effort, described the early numbers as evidence that Clinton's campaign is failing to inspire enthusiasm among voters.

Mr. Rattner headed much of Quadrangle's effort to raise money from pension funds in 2005, when the firm attracted money from the New York fund and others.

W. Hickman Ewing Jr., who served as United States Attorney in Memphis in the Reagan Administration, has headed much of the independent counsel's work in Little Rock, which has included the convictions of two former Clinton business associates, James and Susan McDougal and Jim Guy Tucker, who was Governor of Arkansas then.

"I think orchestrally, and hear music in my head much of the time.

Opponents Keep Lifting Their Heads Much of the talk at the Players Championship centered on Woods's dominance.

As I hack away at my eighth novel, his voice is now in my head much of the time.

The book caused a stir in the US because of the way it turned on its head much of the received understanding of the American Revolution and the US founding fathers.

Tannersville offers many striking views, like those from Route 16, known as Devil's Kitchen, a vertigo-inducing road that slices through the lush valley of Indian Head, much of which is off-limits to development.

While Walker's customer count in Rogers rose modestly to 60,000 shoppers a week last year, he's boosted the average spending by $3 a head, much of it by tailoring his selection to local sensibilities.

(Zilberman informed the group, with no supporting evidence, that if you get dreadlocks, and then shave your head, much of your hair will grow back as dreadlocks).

Again, to the advanced internet user (under which heading falls much of this site's readership), such backwards legislation much seem unwise — with a streak of expediency.