Sentence examples for leader of something from inspiring English sources

I have always been a leader of something or other: a choir or a symphony orchestra or an opera house.

"And now I think the best way to proceed with your President is to find to open, I would say a solution where he can be the leader of something new on climate".

Transformational leaders create a culture that recognizes everybody as a leader of something.

Don't start a political party just to be the leader of something.

But it would need to be funded and followed through with by the acknowledged leaders of something along the lines of a Haitian Marshall Plan.

The political flag-loving gang was not very pleased with that, but they gave their interviews to local TV channels and followed their routine on trucks with loudspeakers, trying to gain attention for their movement and pretending to be the leaders of something that is obviously impossible to control.

The political-flag loving gang was not very pleased with that, but they gave their interviews to local TV channels and followed their routine on trucks with loudspeakers, trying to get attention to their movement and pretending to be the leaders of something that is obviously impossible to control.

General Lee gazed at me from the pages of my history book with a majestic white beard and features that looked indisputably Caucasian, but my felt kinship to the Confederate leader was born of something more compelling than reality.

The pro-American Arab leaders are confident of something that invites mockery among the Europeans and Americans who oppose any war: that American troops would arrive in Iraq's major cities as liberators.

Although I wasn't involved during the 2007-2008 [crisis]… I say I apologise for what has happened as a leader of this nation something has gone wrong".

Ulf Poschardt, the editor of the German edition of Vanity Fair and leader of a 30-something pack of night-owl journalists, said, "To keep ahead of things you have to avoid clichés, and though I love the 'New East' and Mitte, it has become a cliché.