Sentence examples for move to lead from inspiring English sources

After the first four points in the tie-break went against serve, it was Tsonga who made the decisive move to lead 6-3.

"Brian is basically making his move to lead the industry," said John Tinker, who heads Steamer Capital, a hedge fund that specializes in media properties.

Some longtime members said the party had already fallen apart in the absence of Mr. Perot, who has remained silent this year and has made no move to lead the party or run for president.

(Wal-Mart is calling the price cuts a "rollback," its term for a discount. But a news release from the company, not intended for consumers, describes them as "an aggressive move to lead the market on holiday savings").

In 1968 she moved to lead a postgraduate social work training course at Exeter University, where she remained until 1990.

Dawson left after frequently arguing with Daltrey and after being briefly replaced by Gabby Connolly, Daltrey moved to lead vocals.

South's next move was to lead a low diamond.

Hwang Jeong-hwan will move on to lead the company's "Convergence Business Development Office".

He then moved on to lead BAA's U.K. airport management division.

I moved on to lead singer Anders Rensfeldt.

Once Hogan signed a contract, Foster moved on to lead another club in Trenton, New Jersey.