Sentence examples for if spearheaded from inspiring English sources

M. Keith Booker, author of Drawn to Television: Prime-Time Animation from The Flintstones to Family Guy, said although the episode is irreverent in its treatment of Christmas, "even if spearheaded by a singing turd, (it) is about as close as South Park ever comes to being sentimental and nostalgic".

What a hoot it would be if Anderson spearheaded an England Ashes win.

The street trees and the sidewalks would be much better off if Councilman Liu spearheaded a tree-watering program.

But the 12-point plan may still form the basis of a new deal, if diplomacy spearheaded by France and Germany this week bears fruit.

Nothing is too big to destroy if it is spearheaded by Barack Obama; and that goes double for America.

And just imagine if Gary Reback hasn't spearheaded that antitrust case against Microsoft back in the 90s?

If she and her contemporaries spearheaded an era of progress in which different ethnicities were celebrated on magazine covers and catwalks, the past decade has seen the proportion of non-white faces on a downward trajectory.

Future expeditions to the moon and beyond will only be politically and financially feasible if they are cut-price ventures, spearheaded by individuals who accept that they may never return.

If we were it'd definitely be spearheaded by people like these two geeks, the kind of thirtysomethings with framed Lyricist Lounge posters in their sitting room and those mythical Fabric gold cards they gave out in 2000 in their wallets.

The proportion of people living in extreme poverty would fall to 6% if the recent trend continued, but Kim, who spearheaded a global campaign to provide blanket treatment for Aids, said this was not realistic.

"And if you go down the memory lane, my father spearheaded the trial for the release of Jomo Kenyatta from prison".