Sentence examples for lead a wave from inspiring English sources

Linkin Park and the R&B singer Trey Songz lead a wave of new releases on the latest Billboard album chart as the music industry gears up for its all-important fall sales season.

Will Ray Ozzie, who spent the first half of his career as the most successful third-party application developer in Windows NT's history with Lotus Notes, lead a wave of Live Desktop development under the rubric of Services with just enough Software?

Just imagine... WE could lead a wave of sustained transformational change in our communities and across the world.

The complainant this time was Rachael Denhollander, who, by going public with her complaint, would ultimately lead a wave of similar allegations and Nassar's eventual conviction.

If New Jersey's appeal is successful, it could lead a wave of states to pass laws legalizing sports wagering, or force Congress to reconsider its current federal gambling laws. .

SAN RAFAEL, Calif., Oct 15 (Reuters) - A San Francisco suburb on Monday banned smoking in duplexes, condominiums and other multi-family homes, with city leaders saying they hoped to lead a wave of such regulations across California and ultimately the country.

Both led a wave of strikes in 1980.

Enron led a wave of accounting scandals that emerged after the great Internet and telecommunications boom of the late 1990s fizzled.

President Barack Obama led a wave of condemnation and the National Basketball Association banned Sterling for life, saying he would have to sell the team.

But by the 1970s just 200 brewers remained in business as big outfits keen to exploit economies of scale to churn out newly-popular lagers and standardised ales led a wave of consolidation and closures.

The Dave Matthews Band leads a wave of new releases taking over the top slots of Billboard's album chart, as record companies begin their fall assault of major new releases.