Sentence examples for led on to from inspiring English sources

This led on to what was one of the most unrelentingly awful scenes of the entire show, with Davidson adopting a faux-Asian accent as he mimicked being a shopkeeper who wouldn't sell her any tampons.

Ballet, at this level, is a belief system, and the Bolshoi, for all its corruption and its vicious infighting (of which we were reminded when, last Monday night, the company's acid-blinded director Sergei Filin was led on to the Covent Garden stage), remains one of its cathedrals.

I was blindfolded and led on to the plane.

That success has now led on to a further year's funding.

Eventually we were led on to buses back to the terminal.

It was a fascinating process that led on to bigger things".

However, strains resistant to the main antimicrobial agents may emerge [ 10] and lead on to treatment inhibition.

And that will lead on to the next adventure!

Which leads on to the more obvious point here.

But campaigning can lead on to other careers too.

5. Follow Bridge Street until it leads on to John Dalton Street.