Sentence examples for leading second from inspiring English sources

This map of the leading second languages across London's various boroughs illustrates this brilliantly.

All hail the new Mel Gibson: in demand, indispensable to the New South Wales economy, and impeccably cast as the international movie industry's leading second world war historian.

Fay was a leading second generation abstract expressionist artist, and was a vibrant member of the New York City and Hamptons artworld for over 50 years.

It has so far refused to offer the two countries a path into the senior event despite a growing clamour, but recognition at age-group level would be a start for Europe's leading second tier nations.

The game ended tamely and virtual silence followed the final whistle, which not only called time on the seasons of two clubs that should have done better, but also the career of one of the leading second rows of any era, Victor Matfield, whose departure would have been more fitting in last year's World Cup semi-final.

The Electric Sheep Company, regarded by many to be the leading Second Life development company, has parted company with one third of its workforce (22 people).

Zimbabwe came under renewed pressure from the global cricket community in Dubai yesterday after Kenya, one of the leading second-tier associate members of the International Cricket Council, called for the country to be ejected from the African Cricket Union.

Unlike last season, when the Mets coasted to their division title, they are in the thick of a pennant race, leading second-place Philadelphia by three games in the National League East.

July 17 2012 July 29 201212 The pianist Barry Harris, one of the leading second-generation beboppers, traffics in a nimbly swinging style that honors the music's elegance but sidesteps its frenetic tendencies.

His first crop of runners hit the races in 2015, successfully enough to put Uncle Mo atop the freshman sire rankings last year, and the current leading second-crop sire has three runners in addition to Nyquist in the Preakness: Uncle Lino (20-1), Laoban (30-1), Abidingding Star (30-1).

Victor A. Kovner, a leading First Amendment lawyer, agreed.