Sentence examples for in that led from inspiring English sources

This is the abusive behaviour, this "lobbing it in", that led to Liverpool fans being accused of pickpocketing dead bodies during the Hillsborough disaster.

We have come here twice in a week and Alan Hutton should have been sent off before getting the cross in that led to the winner.

The DITF generally carries the air of a work barely begun – which wasn't helped by a break-in) that led to computers being stolen last month.

Police in Massachusetts have also had run-ins with signal boosters in the past, run-in that led to the interruption of their radio service.

He looked to support all of England's attacks and took the quick throw-in that led to Sturridge's goal, but was caught upfield too often and was guilty of a number of poor touches.

That method was used in the study in France that led to leukemia in some children.

When the housing and stock markets crashed in 2008, that led to $8 billion in municipal defaults.

He was active in efforts that led to Nafta.

This led him to acquiesce in expulsions that led to a split.

It was the anthropologist and the cheapskate in me that led us to shop Quito.

"Production is growing steadily," Mr. Khristenko told the president, in remarks that led national news broadcasts.