Sentence examples for lead division from inspiring English sources

Steelers Lead Division Its 0-2 stalmostmost forgotten, Pittsburgh stands alone atop the A.F.C. North.

Klein's entire regiment of dragoons patrolled the northern Danube shore, while the rest of his division, the last in the extended line of march, was more than a day behind Maxime Gazan's lead division.

Miller's eight shutouts lead Division I and his overall record is 26-8-5 26-8-5 26-8-5

To the surprise of many, including a fair few who sport the red rose, Lancashire lead Division One after their pasting of fellow promoted side Surrey, whose sorry season continues.

Nottinghamshire lead Division One by four points from Somerset following the sides' weather-beaten stalemate at Trent Bridge, but while Notts have only two games left, both Somerset and fourth-placed Durham - neither of whom has ever won the trophy - have three.

Peter Moores' men have now won four of their opening five games to lead Division One by five points from second-placed Warwickshire, subject to the Bears' appeal against their eight-point ban for a poor pitch against Worcestershire at Edgbaston last week, the outcome of which is expected on Monday.

For the most part, women tend to lead divisions like asset management, human resources and marketing.

During the Hundred Days' Offensive that followed, it was one of the lead divisions of the Third Army and advanced 100 km in 75 days.

In her new position, Glasser will lead "divisions that produce deep, magazine-style journalism and in-the-moment opinion pieces," according to a staff memo obtained by The Huffington Post.

He leads Division I goaltenders with a save percentage of.970 and has allowed only four goals.

Grand Valley State led Division II for the second straight year, with 12,034 fans, and St. John's (Minn).