Sentence examples for leads of its from inspiring English sources

Newly-released documents from Google's October arbitration against Anthony Levandowski, one of the leads of its self-driving car project who abruptly left to launch his own startup Otto in January last year, allege that the talented engineer worked on competing projects for years before leaving Google.

But at its upfront presentation Monday at the Beacon Theater, Fox flaunted John Stamos and Rob Lowe, the respective leads of its two new fall comedies, "Grandfathered" and "The Grinder".

While the Rubipy has not yet entered the surrounding L.A. social scene, it has followed the lead of its inspirer and established itself as a new Caltech icon.

China correctly declared that it was within its sovereign rights to dredge, and that it was merely following the lead of its neighbors, whose governments had also been creating structures to bolster their claims.

Dell has finally followed the lead of its rivals and moved more of its business to contract manufacturers, rather than trying to build its own PCs.

Austria often follows the lead of its larger neighbor to the north; its representatives on the E.C.B. board voted in favor of the bond program.

The Chrysler division of DaimlerChrysler followed the lead of its rivals yesterday and offered interest-free loans and cash rebates on a variety of 2003 models.

Two years ago, the Kyrgyz parliament followed the lead of its powerful neighbour Russia and introduced a series of amendments outlawing the promotion of same-sex relationships.

That may be good news for Universal Pictures, which has a still-substantial Mr. Vaughn in the lead of its comedy "Couples Retreat," scheduled for release in the fall.

The United States, traditionally one of the largest donors of food aid to North Korea, has decided to follow the lead of its ally South Korea and refuse any additional help.

Citing this reason, the low-cost British airline EasyJet closed all its airport check-in desks last month and replaced them with bag-drop desks, following the lead of its competitor Ryanair, which removed its check-in desks in 2009.