Sentence examples for leaders heading from inspiring English sources

Sadly, what awaits the EU's leaders heading for their summit in Barcelona on March 15th and 16th is a lengthy discussion of electricity liberalisation in an airless conference room.

A number of opposition leaders, heading a protest of hundreds in freezing weather in central Moscow, were among 70 people detained in the capital, an opposition Web site and nonstate media said.

The Seahawks and the Giants, two of the National Football Conference's division leaders heading into Sunday, matched muscle, wits and blown chances for an entire game and most of an overtime.

It was not "acceptable" for French carmakers to make cars for the French market in countries like... the Czech Republic, said Mr Sarkozy, twisting the knife.The result has been two weeks of headlines about east-west divisions in Europe, rising protectionism in Europe, and grumpy EU leaders heading to a summit that has no visible agenda.

PARIS — Spain paid a sharply higher interest rate on an auction of long-term bonds Thursday and a new strike hit Greece, illustrating the pressures on European leaders heading into a summit meeting to find a solution to the bloc's debt problems.

"We decided four years ago that it's probably not a good idea for heads of state to ask for votes, so I don't think anyone will be doing that," Reedie said of the top leaders heading to Denmark, including presidents, a king, a prince and a prime minister.

Many other political leaders head state cricket bodies.

3.06pm BST The two leaders head into Cassel, where there are some sprint points on offer.

All the leaders headed to pit road, and Busch and Johnson each took four tires on the final stop.

Athenian democratic leaders, headed by Hyperides, in conjunction with the Aetolian Confederacy, fielded an army of 30,000 men in October 323.

A group of civic leaders, headed by Sewell Avery & Elmer T. Stevens pledged him support and persuaded him to undertake the job.