Sentence examples for many key figures from inspiring English sources

But with so many key figures ailing, this feels like a bridge too far.

Many key figures – including some local MPs – knew nothing of it until the last minute.

But there were also general interviews with many key figures in the corporation about what was wrong and how to fix it.

No longer employed by a team or the league, Ornstein nonetheless remains known by many key figures in and around the N.F.L.

Mr. Netanyahu, meanwhile, heads a fragile, conservative governing coalition and political party in which many key figures virulently oppose the establishment of a Palestinian state, in a nation more focused than ever on domestic concerns.

Ms. Kippenberger provides wonderful thumbnail portraits of the many key figures in her brother's life, while using their reminiscences to create a finely diced composite oral history that makes palpable both his charming and his repellent sides.

I am in support of Thom Yorke's decision to remove his catalogue from Spotify and am dismayed at the reaction of many key industry figures.

ECB managing director Paul Downton appeared to end speculation over a possible Pietersen return as recently as December, saying "more bridges have been burnt"  after Pietersen released an inflammatory autobiography in October, critical of many key ECB figures.

Talk of a Pietersen return has constantly reared its head, but ECB managing director Paul Downton appeared to end any hopes of a comeback following the release of the player's inflammatory autobiography in October, which was critical of many key ECB figures.

In 2005, the Mensalão or Big Monthly Payment vote-buying scandal threatened to bring down the Worker's Party government, with many key party figures either arrested or forced to resign their positions.

A move to Chicago brought them several releases on the Chance label, including a version of Doris Day's Secret Love, before they signed for the Chess label, run by the Polish immigrants Leonard and Phil Chess (originally Lejzor and Fiszel Czyz), who were becoming famous for their patronage of Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and many other key figures in 1950s rhythm and blues.