Sentence examples for led from that from inspiring English sources

The stairs that led from that entrance to the railway have long been cemented over.

Ava DuVernay directs "Selma" (Dec. 25), the story of the voting-rights marches that Martin Luther King, Jr., led from that city to Montgomery, Alabama, in 1965.

Looking back, Mr. Rosen acknowledged that the series of developments that led from that lunch to this current partnership came somewhat as a surprise to him and to Mr. Theyskens: "I don't think he was ever thinking that, oh, one day he was going to become the artistic director of Theory".

It doesn't seem fair that we can look back and connect the dots in life, and see what led from that to this, but we cannot look forward and anticipate in any way what constellation today's dots will form in the vast space ahead of us.

Leading from that, the second major food concept is participation.

To not do so is a win-win -- and who knows, one that might open the space inside you to demand leadership grounded in love and wisdom, or to lead from that place yourself.

We are sorry that our friend the United States is being led away from that position.

Leads from residents that detectives use to make arrests though already quite difficult to come by were further reduced during this time, he said, citing conversations with officers.

Then the team heard some banging coming from the runway that led from the dugout to the clubhouse.

Gen. Gordon Granger's Reserve Corps covered a vital road that led from Reed's Bridge to Rossville.

It had a tunnel that led from the garage to the main house for privacy.