Sentence examples for led delegates from inspiring English sources

The one -- perhaps the only one -- that people unfailingly reminisce about occurred in 1982, when Mario M. Cuomo led delegates and reporters to believe he was having trouble breaking the 25percentthresholdld.

The rancor led delegates at the annual convention of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, an umbrella community relations group that includes almost all major American Jewish organizations, to adopt a resolution in February calling for a halt to "a level of uncivility, particularly over issues pertaining to Israel, that has not been witnessed in recent memory".

Indeed, many Republicans were jubilant yesterday that Mr. Bush had found a running mate who would not lead delegates at next week's Republican convention to utter the dreaded "A word": abortion.

This would lead delegates to mirror the consensus among a state's voters and, across the states, to accurately reflect the sentiments of the nation's voters.

The talks began almost two weeks ago in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan with an emotional plea for rapid movement from the Philippines lead delegate.

The abilities to lead, delegate and manage without interference merge.

At the Republican Convention last summer, he led G.O.P. delegates in a chant of "lock her up".

But Grace, wearing matching colours, smiled as she led 12,000 delegates singing and dancing.

As the spectacle peaked, Mr. Mondello led the delegates in a chant.

The 37th Republican convention opened when Erik Weihenmayer, a blind mountain climber, led the delegates in the Pledge of Allegiance.

In San Antonio, a similar scene led to delegates throwing punches at one another in the parking lot.