Sentence examples for lead a work from inspiring English sources

In 1944 she was sent back to Ravensbrück to lead a work detail.

Dennis Russell Davies, the conductor, will also lead a work by Tania León.

"When you've led a work force of 40 people for the last eight years, and you have a budget of about $3 million, I just don't get the government experience that would make one qualified to lead a work force with 225,000 people".

Afterward, he headed to Tangelo Park Elementary School to lead a "Work Hard, Play Hard" rally and unveil new basketball courts.

Example items include, "I feel that I know a lot more than most leaders about what it takes to be a good leader" and "Overall, I believe I can lead a work group successfully" (Murphy, 1992).

Mr. Obama announced that the homeland security secretary, Janet Napolitano, would lead a working group of both parties and houses of Congress to do that.

He revealed that he has asked David Holdsworth, controller of the BBC's English regions, to lead a working group to consider practical ways of papers and the broadcaster working together.

The necessary changes to laws will be introduced in the next session of Parliament and New Zealand will lead a working group co-ordinating the measures across the other nations.

Last January, the president asked John Podesta, counselor to the president, to lead a working group to look into the implications of Big Data.

Luke's struggle for supremacy peaks when he leads a work crew in a seemingly impossible but successful effort to complete a road-paving job in less than one day.

She leads a work-stream on political settlements and the politics of inclusion.