Sentence examples for leading along from inspiring English sources
"In my lighter moments," Mr. Palazzolo said as he trod a dirt road leading along his property to the edge of wave-raked Winnapaug Pond, "I say this is my road to fame and fortune".
Mr. Sanderson, a landscape ecologist for the Wildlife Conservation Society at the Bronx Zoo, looks past the man-made lake below us, at the northeastern corner of Central Park, and points to where a stream once stretched, leading along 125th Street toward where we now stand.
After four rounds, Lajos Portisch of Hungary, another great old-timer who is 71!, was leading along with Rafael Vaganian of Armenia, age 57, and Nigel Short of Britain (who will be 43 on Sunday, which is hardly over-the-hill).
Within days of the shooting, she readily transformed into an advocate, addressing reporters with poise, becoming a regular at the Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network meetings in Harlem and leading, along with Mr. Sharpton, marches in protest of the not-guilty verdicts.
Alphabet's (Google's) life sciences division Verily has launched its public pitch for a massive, multi-year health study it's leading along with Duke University School of Medicine, Stanford Medicine and Google proper.
Above was a flying pancake, and below, "a blind man wearing glasses leading along a blind dog also wearing glasses".
Darth makes it on all the leading blacklists, along with Mahmoud Ahmadine-Expialidocious and Kim Jong-haircut Jong-haircut
Combination of Coriolis force and centrifugal buoyancy force result in increase in heat transfer on trailing walls (along the pressure surface, and radially outward coolant flow) and leading walls (along the suction surface, radially inward flow) and vice versa.
It was an important rice port in feudal times and has continued as the country's leading port along the Sea of Japan, carrying on trade with South Korea and Russia.
The International Red Cross has been a leading voice along with UN-Ocha.
Simpson, born in England, loved leading donkeys along the beach for a penny a ride.
