Sentence examples for move leading from inspiring English sources
For months, the country followed Matsui's every move leading up to this first game.
From the stillness, Naser begins to move, leading us into the devastated home where his tiny nephew had died.
When the police took the tents down, some of the remaining protesters locked arms and refused to move, leading to the pepper spray use.
8.16pm GMT 13 min Replays show it was a good decision to award the head & feed to England in the move leading up to the try.
Knowing how long water has been underground helps researchers understand how fast aquifers are recharged by surface water and how fast they move, leading to more accurate geological models.
Sources say the decision provoked disquiet at the bank and that some employees tried to block the move, leading to a stand-off between the plant pickers and staff.
It does not take account of the previous moves leading to \ v\)—i.e., which choices have or could have lead to \ v\).
But sudden moves leading to men injuring themselves and increasing the real risk of suicide is no joke.
It shows that Mr. Putin's military and diplomatic moves leading up to the United Nations meeting are aimed as much at his domestic audience as the international front.
The Philadelphia Flyers, another Stanley Cup contender, made several moves leading up to the deadline and played the kind of defense the Devils used to play in a 3-1 victory at Continental Arena.
Other factors, Chief Clack said, may have helped too: the bridge was so crowded during that evening's rush hour that cars were barely moving, leading many of the cars to "almost ride the bridge down" as it suddenly dropped 60 feet, apparently preventing them from actually landing in the waters below.
