Sentence examples for led English from inspiring English sources

In the second quarter of the century acquaintance with contemporary Byzantine painting probably via illuminated manuscripts and recent developments on the Continent led English artists to a more organic, if expressively attenuated, conception of the human body.

In a short but vicious war, in which Captain John Mason led English, Mohegan, and Narragansett warriors, the main Pequot fort at Mystic, Conn., was surprised and set afire; between 500 and 600 inhabitants were burned alive or slaughtered.

In that sense, the artists in this show represent steppingstones that led English art from mediocrity and introspection toward a more auspicious 20th century, yet their contribution to the nude in Western art is limited.

And in those matches Cook's batting average shoots up to 56, and Anderson's bowling average drops down to 21. Between them, they have led English cricket for a decade.

He and his son Sir Henry Percy, the celebrated "Hotspur," are commemorated in William Shakespeare's play Henry IV, Part I. Son of the 3rd Baron Percy of Alnwick (died 1368), he led English troops in France by the age of 18 and was a warden of the Scottish marches two years later.

He trained and then led English and Gurkha forces behind Japanese lines, wreaking havoc and confusion among the occupiers.

He led English-yelling classes for soldiers on top of the Great Wall.

Conductor Gavin Sutherland leads English National Ballet's orchestra in a fresh account of Tchaikovsky's marvellous score.

PICAROON CAPTURES THE CRAVEN STAKES; Cox Colt, Odds-On Choice, Leads English Three-YearOlds at Newmarket.

9. Leading English playwright, most famous for "Equus" (1973) and "Amadeus" (1979).

Archives|PICAROON CAPTURES THE CRAVEN STAKES; Cox Colt, Odds-On Choice, Leads English Three-YearOlds at Newmarket.