Sentence examples for lead on making from inspiring English sources

Typically, one or two banks or Wall Street firms take the lead on making a large loan to a company.

HKI took the lead on making sure that Miero got help, and I just got this follow-up from them: HKI sent a vehicle to pick up Miero and a woman to accompany her "accompagnante" on Thursday, June 30.

JM: I have always supported, and, in fact, have taken the lead on making the ban permanent.

Getting your foot in the door sometimes means taking risks, thinking outside the comfort zone, and taking the lead on making it happen.

With a Republican party of this character, Democrats will have to take the lead on making sure popular opinion in favor of gay marriage is enacted as the law of the land.

"Now states will have a clearer sense of how they can take the lead on making available more insurance options," said Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, who has championed a host of efforts to loosen health insurance regulations established through the Affordable Care Act.

The 12 sites were selected by a panel led by Sir John Lawton, who was also lead scientist on Making Space for Nature.

Engaging the community in pot-making provided a platform for evaporative cooling through which we led workshops on making both the clay pot cooler and the brick cooler.

(Other events are first come first served; a full schedule is on the website). More cavorting will take place at 10 a.m. at Party Like Brooklyn, Baby, an all-ages dance blast, and Bash the Trash will lead two workshops on making instruments from recycled materials for a sound-filled parade.

How do we lead the charge on making this change?

Senator Charles Schumer has led the charge on making this case.