Mountain recalls Kok also leading the Boyd Neel Orchestra in the absence of the usual leader, Maurice Clare: "We always enjoyed his leading – he led firmly and his playing had strength and truthfulness".
Well-received at its New York film festival premiere the week before last, this tense, thematically rich espionage film – buoyed up commercially by Tom Hanks in the lead – is firmly on the Serious Spielberg side of the wall.
He is the best one of the province, with a great influence over the minds of the Indians, and he knows how to lead them firmly whenever necessary".
This is what gets that motor running, so make sure that the lead is firmly attached to the spark plug.
She smiled, then led me firmly toward the bathrooms.
Second, I questioned the students about what happened and why, and led them firmly towards a scientific explanation that reinforced the concept at hand.
Secondly, I questioned them from a scientific standpoint about what happened and why, and led them firmly towards an explanation that reinforced the concept at hand.
The leads are firmly supported by the two other cast members: Don Guillory as Bill Riddick, the federal mediator; and Susan Wands as C. P.'s wife, Mary.
They have to be: stage and screen musicals in those days led you firmly through their own paces; inasmuch as they were ambiguous, emotionally or musically, they failed.
Charismatic journalist and broadcaster Yair Lapid also has politics in the family, as his father and fellow-newsman Yosef "Tommy Lapidd led the firmly secular and relatively hawkish Shinui party from nowhere into government, then back into oblivion in the mid-2000s.
