Sentence examples for leader writing from inspiring English sources
Carles Puigdemont, the Catalan leader, writing in the Guardian on Tuesday, said his party would support a Socialist-Podemos coalifits if its manifesto included a referendum on Catalan independence.
We might imagine our wonderful leader writing to the long-suffering Mr Hudspeth to complain: "There have been a number of worrying rumbling noises under my property recently and last night Samantha singed her eyebrows when the water she was using to brush her teeth unexpectedly burst into flame".
Ahead of UN climate talks in Peru this week, the Labour leader, writing for The Independent on Sunday, launches a savage attack on the Prime Minister for turning the UK from being a world leader on environmental targets into a "laggard" because Mr Cameron believes it is no longer a "fashionable" subject and Conservative MPs are "flirting with climate change denial".
According to Papias, an early church leader writing around A.D. 130, Judas's "private parts were shamefully huge and loathsome to behold and, transported through them from all parts of his body, pus and worms flooded out together as he shamefully relieved himself".
He is wary of being a spokesman, but he felt it needing saying on his own terms (in this same spirit, he refused the honour a few years ago of becoming a World Economic Forum "young global leader", writing to Queen Rania of Jordan, who made the offer, to say: "The problem here is that I am a writer.
Sudheendra Kulkarni, a B.J.P. leader writing in The Indian Express on Sunday, said that it was pointless to expect the United States to "fight our battle".
Kingsley Amis (1922-95), thEnglishsh novelist and cultural commentator, was "a man of alarming appetites," Leader writes.
Consider what one leader wrote in 1753: "Few of their children in the country learn English.
The "mad leader," wrote Mrs. Vester, was eventually sent back to Germany.
Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, wrote to Brown yesterday challenging him to drop the new powers.
Strange position to take," Don Stewart, the spokesman for Senator Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican leader, wrote in an e-mail.
