Sentence examples for lead to pirated from inspiring English sources

The Pirate Bay does not host copyright-infringing content itself, but rather provides lists of links - many of which do lead to pirated films, TV shows, music and books.

Unfortunately, Google no longer heeds that wisdom and warning (a search for "insidious" quickly lead to pirate sites where the film of that name can be viewed illegally).

The company acknowledged on Tuesday that it had suffered a huge security breach that led to pirated CD's, purportedly containing its entire database of five million customers, appearing on the streets of Moscow.

Could the notes be connected to the code she wears around her neck, on a locket given to her by her grandfather – a code that might lead her to pirate treasure, if she can ever crack it?

Despite extensive additional copy protection features in the machines, Hollywood studios remain worried that the systems, because they are connected openly to the Internet, could lead to widespread pirating of movies and songs.

After a free throw by Andre Sweet pushed the lead to 3, the Pirates had to hold their breath while center Kevin Pittsnogle's desperation 3-pointer clanged off the rim.

This led to movies being pirated, personal information being shared and millions of private emails published.

The long-standing absence of authority in the country led to Somali pirates becoming a major threat to international shipping in the area, and prompted Nato to take the lead in an anti-piracy operation.

He drove for a layup to cut the Pirates' lead to 75-70.

His last points -- two foul shots -- increased the Pirates' lead to 68-57.

Seton Hall seemed on its way to a victory when John Allen hit a short bank shot with 14 minutes 51 seconds remaining to increase the Pirates' lead to 44-36.