Sentence examples for lead a mission from inspiring English sources

Diplomats say the military has rejected an offer from Indonesia to lead a mission of election observers.

The Libyan campaign was the first test of how far the United States could depend on its European allies to lead a mission.

A young peasant, Joan hears divine voices that tell her to lead a mission to liberate the city of Orléans, besieged by the English, and take the Dauphin to Reims for his coronation as king.

And the Justice Department report prompts another question: Why did Attorney General John Ashcroft pick an executive of Management and Training, Lane McCotter, to lead a mission to Iraq to restore its prisons only a month after the report was released in the spring of 2003, charging unconstitutional practices in the jail?

After Jeannette is visited by a trio of saints — they arrive digitally levitated, wearing shimmery, parti-colored cloaks, and summon Jeannette to lead a mission to the Dauphin and to break the English siege of Orléans — the action leaps three years ahead.

"You have been chosen to lead a mission to find the fabled Northwest Passage," says the narrator.

By David Denby Through a wormhole: Matthew McConaughey leads a mission to another galaxy in Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar".

The Monuments Men George Clooney leads a mission to save Europe's art from the Nazis.

In 1858 he led a mission to Central Asia, where he concluded a treaty of friendship and trade with the khan of Bukhara.

"Myanmar has a high growth potential and could become the next economic frontier in Asia," said Meral Karasulu, an official at the International Monetary Fund in Washington who led a mission here in January.

In 1769, the Spanish governor of Baja California, Gaspar de Portolá, landed and led a mission up the coast, passing through an American Indian village inhabited by the Tongva people near present-day Encino.