Sentence examples for led slowly from inspiring English sources

Radomski was followed by John Gullo, a United States Postal Service manager who was led slowly by a prosecutor, Courtney Saleski, through a succession of different Express Mail labels.

She was led slowly and unsteadily to the side of the stage by Ron Barber, her chief of staff who was also shot in the attack and led the ceremony tonight.

I know because I was plucked from a frankly terrified-looking crowd of arts journalists and critics at her preview performance in the Serpentine Gallery, led slowly across the floor, and turned gently to face the wall.

He pictured him now as he came back from taking a shit and the surprise on his face as his own rifle was stuck into his ribs and he was led slowly, cunningly, away from the house further into the forest and up beyond the trail into the place where the growth was more dense and there was no light, the sort of place where the hunters lurked waiting for the wild boar.

Off they go, led slowly by the police, flags waving, chanting "England till I die" and "Whose streets?

Leavitt delicately suggests ways in which Hardy's willful blindness toward human weaknesses and Ramanujan's sublimation of physical and emotional pain into the abstraction of equations lead slowly and inextricably to the young man's death.

In any event, that map led nowhere slowly.

His genius for deceiving them in small ways led them slowly up the tortuous path to great power.

"We then followed the trail of blood up the stairs," he said as the chief prosecutor, Gerrie Nel, led him slowly through the sequence of events that night.

Arthur Andersen, a once-venerable accounting firm that was sued over its role in Enron's demise, also collapsed.Federal prosecutors initially had trouble pinning crimes on Enron's former managers, but their painstaking probes have led them slowly up to the top of the corporate ladder.

But at the very end of his four hours of understated yet horrifying testimony — in one case, he said he had to put a can under the head of the deceased to keep blood from flowing all over the floor — prosecutors led him slowly through the details of the murder of Debra Davis, his own girlfriend, who was 26.