Sentence examples for leading about from inspiring English sources

All week, the Arabic network's satellite signals were disrupted, leading about a dozen other broadcasters in the region to simulcast the signal.

Two Dutch women were accused of illegal advertising after they entered a stadium wearing orange mini-dresses and leading about 30 other young females clad exactly the same.

In the middle, Megan Brudney and Rob Levy played guitar, drums and sang, leading about 120 people through the full Shabbat liturgy in Hebrew.

Commissioner Hayes W. Jones declared the track (and 19 others throughout the city) officially open, then took off up the trail leading about 75 joggers on a lap around the Reservoir.

By 1965 he was leading about 80 scientists, engineers and technicians in efforts to turn bacteria, fungi, viruses and microbial toxins into "products" intended to kill and incapacitate people in gruesome ways.

Mr. Jackowiak was leading about a dozen people from the College of DuPage who had been spending their Saturday afternoons processing undeveloped rolls from Mr. Goldstein's Maier collection — the smaller of two major collections (the other belongs to John Maloof).

So, when I learned that Tango is all about following and not about leading, I about tinkled myself.

What about that poll in Michigan, which had Mr. Romney leading by about a point?

Thus, about 2.000 children were recruited in eight countries each, leading to about 16.000 children in total.

Approximately 85% of these mothers enrolled, leading to about 14,000 pregnancies.

His leading questions about death and persona were calculated".