Sentence examples for lead it out from inspiring English sources

It means to lead out, it assumes it's all inside them already, and it's the job of the teacher is to lead it out".

"Today, the last lap got quite tactical and I had to attack on the last roundabout, lead it out and use my strength.

And Mayor Bloomberg must make good on the central premise of his campaign, that the city needs a businessman at its helm to lead it out of its current troubles.

Separation of the two institutions, the college trustees declared, should liberate the museum from that misperception and lead it out of its financial troubles.

The party is counting on Mr. Aso, 68, to lead it out of its worst crisis in a half-century of rule, after two prime ministers stepped down in a year amid dismal approval ratings.

Finally, the question is not whether Germany is able to stem the burden of saving Europe and lead it out of its crisis.

Having led Singapore into a federation with Malaysia in 1963, Mr Lee led it out again when it was expelled in August 1965, with Malaysia's prime minister accusing him of leading a state government "that showed no measure of loyalty to its central government".

Advantica has struggled with spotty financial performance since he led it out of bankruptcy in 1998.

The chairman and chief executive of America West Holdings, who led it out of bankruptcy, will retire when his contract expires at the end of 2002.

This has led it out of the vegetable (cooking oil and then soap) into the mineral (variously light-bulbs, printers, scanners and personal computers) and ultimately into the cerebral, renting out software expertise, largely to Americans.

In the case of Steve Jobs, he invented a product and pioneered a business model that altered the Mobile market and led it out of the trough.