Sentence examples for move which led from inspiring English sources

It was his drilled pass to Maxwell that sparked the move which led to Edinson Cavani's equaliser.

Croft got Leicester, who started the day in third place, off to a fine start, taking the kick off two-handed before surging into the 22, a move which led to a penalty for Ford.

However, there were signs of recovery in the 19-17 defeat by France at the weekend, especially in the brilliant three-man move which led to Tommy Seymour's first-half try, before a late Les Bleus penalty.

He recruited Briers into his Renaissance theatre company in 1987 where Briers took on roles such as Malvolio in the 1988 film of William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and, at Branagh's suggestion, as King Lear in a world tour of the tragedy in 1990, a move which led many critics to comment on his versatility.

A couple of minutes later, Picamoles picked up from the base of the scrum and triggered a rare sweeping move, which led to another McAlister three-pointer.

Bordeaux showed some of their flair in a move which led to Yoan Gouffran having a shot deflected high off defender Mike Williamson.

Shown here are some of Muybridge's studies — still photographs projected in rapid succession by his 1871 invention the zoopraxiscope — of the way horses and humans moved, which led artists like Thomas Eakins, Frederic Remington and Ernest Meissonnier to change their depictions of horses' gaits.

However some in the business community would be likely to fight any moves which led to bigger bills or bureaucracy.

However, in the late 1970s he supported the moves which led to majority rule and internationally recognised independence for Zimbabwe.

An aspiration criterion allows the Tabu search algorithm to prevent any occasional moves which lead to unvisited solutions.

His best chance of a victory was scuppered by Valentino Rossi's controversial move last year, which led to Stoner's only non-podium finish in his title-winning season.