Sentence examples for lead column from inspiring English sources

Following Thomas L. Friedman's lead (column, Jan . 16, I propose a strong American lead in building an Afghanistan that will survive in the 21st century.

Like other proponents of Social Security "reform," David Brooks ("Let Congress Lead," column, Jan . 8 accentuates the positive and eliminates the negative.

In this way, also more heavy gas will be adsorbed in the first (lead) column.

Headlined in Sunday's New York Times, front page lead column "Short Of Money, Egypt Sees Crisis On Fuel and Food" goes into the grim details that Egypt is at the precipice of an acute food shortage, and that Egypt's desperately scarce wheat, needed to feed a growingly restive population with subsidized bread, is "stirring fears of an economic catastrophe".

Permanent installations include Richard Serra's sculptures wrought from steel shipbuilding plates and Jenny Holzer's dazzling "Installation for Bilbao", a row of floor-to-ceiling LED columns flashing words and messages in a constantly changing series of patterns and colours.

Here members of a police honour guard lead a column of law enforcement officials into the service for fallen Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer Sean Collier.

Exponentially many variables lead to column generation, whereas the pricing problem is, because if its generality, very hard to solve.

Nelson refused, so Blackwood instead tried to convince him to let Harvey come past him in the Temeraire, and so lead the column into battle.

On his return Burgers resolved to send a commando against Sekhukhune; he called on Kruger to lead the column, but much to his surprise the erstwhile Commandant-General refused.

Even under the null hypothesis that no CNAs are present, probe bias can lead some columns to be more likely to attain the minimum or maximum column sum.

The next morning he led a column toward Chattanooga.