Sentence examples for lead respectively from inspiring English sources
You have here, just as you have in the Manual of Discipline of the Dead Sea monastery, the two ways of light and of darkness that lead respectively to life and to death, and that are presided over each by its angel, and you have, also, the similar language of the "strife" that goes on between them and the "crown" that the good man may win.
(Voters who either say they don't know or who refuse to answer typically number in the single digits).But two polls in recent weeks — one conducted by Time/CNN and the other by The Associated Press/Ipsos — show Congressional Democrats with a 13-point and 9-point generic-ballot lead, respectively.
Archways to the left and right lead, respectively, east to the formal dining room, which has two pairs of French doors to the landscaped terrace, and west to the 27-by-16-foot 27-by-16-foot 27-by-16-foot 27-by-16-foothe deeper 15-by-36-foot section of the terrace and offer glivings of CentroomPark's greenery.
The sample throughputs were ca. 16 and 14 samples h−1 for cadmium and lead, respectively.
Spatial resolution using depleted uranium was 3.19%, 4.19%, and 8.01% better than that of gold, tungsten, and lead, respectively.
Rice (Oryza sativa) and Wall nut (Tetracarpidium conophorum) had the highest DIR of 0.3775 and 0.0526 for lead respectively.
Unlike in 2012, both secondary school and university students—led respectively by Scholarism and the Hong Kong Federation of Students (HKFS are working closely together.
Two more conservative-inspired rebellions led, respectively, by Pascual Orozco and the former president's nephew, Félix Díaz, were put down, but Reyes and Díaz continued to plot against Madero from their jail cells.
Privately, most industry leaders believe there will soon be three groups of international allies, led respectively by American, United and Delta on one side of the Atlantic, and by BA, Lufthansa and Air France on the other.
where (μL and μR) are the chemical potential energies of the left and right leads respectively.
The Czechs and Poles were shaking loose, led respectively by such courageous men as Vaclav Havel and Lech Walesa.
