Sentence examples for make a leading from inspiring English sources

Mr Odinga has promised, if he wins, to make a leading Luhya, the second largest tribe, his vice-president.

In Macbeth at Glyndebourne for the 1964 Shakespeare quatercentenary she "almost made a leading role of the Gentlewoman", and was Constantia of Navarre in the Handel Opera Society's production of Richard I in 1964.

This argues against a south Asian homeland and makes a leading role of the Austroasiatics in the domestication of indica unlikely.

"This report shows that councils have made a leading contribution to tackling the deficit and keeping the cost of living down but they can't be expected to perform miracles," said its chairman Sir Merrick Cockell.

He was better known, however, as the talent agent who made a leading man of a young "heavy" named Steve McQueen and who over the years represented Barbra Streisand, Warren Beatty, Walter Matthau, Joan Collins and Gregory Peck, among others.

Television and electronic payments are among the markets where analysts believe the company could make a push, leading it to new heights.

Nail it in, and for a better base, cut out a hole in a corner, and make a ladder leading to the top.

(optional) Dig a hole in the bigger hole for your fireplace and make a vent leading out to the other side of your hill.

The project is designed to make Sweden a leading conference destination.

ASM's purchase would make it a leading maker of machines that print circuits onto semiconductors.

Middelhoff subsequently set out to shed unprofitable businesses, reinvigorate traditional ones, and, principally, make Bertelsmann a leading provider of content.