Sentence examples for leading, so from inspiring English sources

It's hard to remember a time when so many young, charismatic, talented Q.B.s were leading so many different teams, in so many different ways.

Within days of reaching Korea, they were in heavy combat, with Johnson leading so gallantly that he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.

And had he not escaped and then skipped from continent to continent, Biggs would never have ended up on so many front pages and leading so many bulletins.

It is possible to integrate this methodology into computer programs that assist design engineers in the industry leading so that less turn around time is required to make critical decisions.

The narrator goes on to say that Mr. Bush "led one of the first states in America to clamp down on old coal-burning electric power plants" and that the Texas governor was "leading so each day dawns brighter".

Personally I'd put The Phantom Menace back at the bottom, purely for leading so many Star Wars fans down a corridor of hope before throwing us head first into a Sarlacc-like pit of devastated expectations.

One of the themes the book explores is how easily disaster can befall even those leading so-called normal lives, said Tim McLoughlin, who lives in Brooklyn and edited the first book in the series, "Brooklyn Noir".

Kadyrov rules the republic with an iron fist, regularly leading so-called "anti-terrorist operations" against the families of men suspected of having joined the continuing Islamist opposition that violently opposes his rule.

To succeed in the REF, academics need to be able to submit multiple grants, and grant writing takes time – a lot of time; we need to publish internationally leading (so-called 4*) papers; make sure all one's data is open access (as well as well-curated) and achieve some sort of 'impact'impact

Some of the people most opposed to me were among the leading so-called green campaigners from Europe, including some negotiating on Europe's behalf, on climate change.

The patterns of fixation will vary depending on whether selection has acted on new mutations (leading to so called hard sweeps) or standing genetic variation (leading to so-called soft sweeps).