Sentence examples for led farther from inspiring English sources

He had, however, learned from the Indians that two rivers led farther west to lands where gold, silver, copper, and spices abounded.

Gowdy, whose defensiveness was palpable, said that his committee was better than the others: he has found more e-mails and more witnesses, even though they have led farther away from the burning compound in Benghazi.

It seemed to her that the avenue opening out in front of her was a big forest path which led, farther on, to the west, to the sea whose spray the wind was already blowing in her face.

In the tiny, deserted park at the top, a footpath led farther upward in miniature switchbacks, defined by white stones and sweet-smelling flowering plants popular with the bees.

Then, after changing, I was led farther back, past the hot pool, cold plunge, steam bath and sauna and into the men's lounge, where more than a dozen men were reading magazines.

The gardens were terraced down the hill, with 14 fountains amid the formal beds of perennials and roses, two croquet lawns, wide concrete staircases leading from one level to another, paths of smooth concrete near the house turning to coarser aggregate and pebbled walks as they led farther into the gardens.

The reliability of Aristotle's account of Pythagoreanism has also been emphasized against the doubts that had been expressed by some scholars; but Aristotle's sources, in turn, hardly lead farther back than to the late 5th century (perhaps to Philolaus; see below Two Pythagorean sects).

Each step can lead to a variety of possible end points, and only certain outcomes lead farther down the causal chain.

Tagalong led me farther, past a group of girls carrying large buckets of coconuts, presumably to the Samoa maker.

Although the steps I had taken to reinvent myself had perforce led me farther away from India as well, I still made annual family visits.

After his death, she took the helm of the charity he had established, and led it farther, and more daringly, than you'd think such a comme il faut person could — forward and in high heels.