Sentence examples for leading on from that from inspiring English sources

Leading on from that came a bowling strategy that relied on three pace bowlers attempting to take new ball wickets and then bowling restrictively, and Graeme Swann filling a dual role of stock bowler and, later in a match as a pitch began to wear, the most testing wicket-taking spinner in the game.

Leading on from that, we studied telomere dynamics and showed in real tissues that telomeres shorten with every year of life – that was also a Nature paper and is by far my most cited paper (Hastie et al., 1990).

Leading on from that, be aware of your position on the court.

Leading on from that you can give a short introduction of yourself and how you got to know the host of the party.

Leading on from that, the second priority is joint training and re-training.

The second, leading on from the first, is that innovative financing is going to have to deliver if the degradation of nature in its various guises is meaningfully to be retarded.

"And so, do I think that because we are leading on this agenda that there are some who want to keep that from happening?

On 2 February 2011, for example, Michel receives a text from Smith informing him that the Office of Fair Trading was leading on News Corp's bid for BSkyB.

I was aware that I was leading on the 17th.

Guardian "supportive" but not leading on it.

#Worldly experience, leading on to dissatisfaction.