Sentence examples for late leading from inspiring English sources

Sergei Gonchar and Ulf Dahlen scored for the Capitals, who narrowed the lead late, leading to a frantic finish.

Mr Starc made the ball swing late, leading to other-worldly figures of 22 wickets at a cost of 10 runs each.

Older people find it difficult to know where to turn for help, and frequently that help comes too late, leading to so-called bed-blocking in hospitals.

A year later, at a dinner at P.S.1, the Queens art center, Konrad Fischer came in late, leading a clearly reluctant Andre, who turned and fled when several women rose to their feet, shouting, "Murderer!

Improper pairing can result in packets being served late leading to delays and packet drops.

The court heard medics negligently failed to diagnose or treat her until it was too late, leading to meningitis.

Saeed Leylaz, a prominent journalist and commentator, today became the latest leading figure to be arrested, possibly because of his frequent interviews with foreign media.

"Asians have become the largest stream of new immigrants to the U.S. — and, thus, the latest leading actors in this great American drama" of immigration, Paul Taylor, executive vice president of the Pew Research Center, wrote in the report.

Radamel Falcao has become the latest leading player whose World Cup is either finished, or in jeopardy, following confirmation he will need surgery after suffering anterior cruciate ligament damage.

Gareth Ellis has admitted he would not rule out coming out of international retirement for England after the captain, Sean O'Loughlin, became the latest leading player to be ruled out of this year's Four Nations.

Ms. Nichols's latest leading lady is her downstairs neighbor, Helen Miller (Apt. 125), who is starring, at 81, in "Bandida," a new comedy about an old woman who robs a convenience store.