Sentence examples for led town from inspiring English sources

Caddis led Town to the League Two title and made 50 appearances during the campaign.

But having led Town back to the third tier in 2012 and kept them up last term, they are now 20th in League One.

Since his appointment as permanent manager in 2007, Wilkin has helped rebuild the club from liquidation in 2008 and has led Town into contention for promotion to League Two.

Di Canio led Town to the League Two title last season - his first year in management - and was awarded with a new three-year contract to keep him at the County Ground until 2015.

But, although they are yet to become a League One force and reawaken memories of their golden days 35 years ago when Turner led Town to what proved an astonishing 10-year stay in English football's old Division Two, the Salop manager is insistent that they should not be fearful of going back down.

But globalization has led towns like Umred to demand electricity — necessary for the Internet and satellite television, and "essential," as one resident tells Giridharadas, "to ambition".

Bahadur writes: "Globalization has led towns like Umred to demand electricity — necessary for the Internet and satellite television, and 'essential,' as one resident tells Giridharadas, 'to ambition.' " In other words, McLuhan was probably well aware of the "rising black consciousness" and believed it was brought about substantially by electricity.

And with no permanent replacement lined up, Cooper will lead Town in Saturday's trip to Peterborough - his former club.

Hutchings was put in caretaker charge after Jewell's departure on Wednesday and will lead Town out against Sheffield Wednesday this weekend.

This is the type of behavior that leads towns and cities to ban airsoft.

The appeal of the exhibition is that it is "a three-dimensional trail that leads from town to town," Mr. Pearson said.