Sentence examples for led said from inspiring English sources

The movement she led, said Craig Marks, the editor of Blender, the music magazine, is "very five minutes ago".

"This is a far tougher turnaround than the ones I have led," said an executive who has helped save more than one foundering Fortune 500 company.

Americans in the South and West added the suffix -wampus, which led, said Fred, "to catawampus and its huge brood: catty-wamp, kitty-wamp, even canky-wampus".

"We got the goals we needed, but there's not much satisfaction in getting a tie after you've led," said Islanders goalie John Vanbiesbrouck, who made 25 saves.

Before digital television, Sky's offering "was primarily sporting led," said a B Sky B executive who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Lee Cheuk-yan, a Hong Kong legislator and acting chairman of the Hong Kong Alliance that Mr. Szeto led, said Wednesday that he was "very disappointed" by the decision to deny visas to Mr. Wang and Mr. Wu'er.

"As Americans, we welcome our responsibility to lead," said the president.

"There will be no SNP ministers in any government I lead," said Miliband.

For Warner Music to lead, said Mr. Nathanson, the analyst, it must develop new talent.

"No one wanted to lead," said Spirig, almost disarmingly.

Leading, say, the queen from Q x x sometimes gives away a trick.