Sentence examples for native led from inspiring English sources

Kurt Thomas, a Dallas native, led the Knicks with a season-high 21 points.

As a shaggy-haired guard, the Brooklyn native led St . Johns to the 1985 Final Four, still the brightest moment in the program's fairly brightohisthey.

For 10 years Mr. Genauer, a Chappaqua native, led a popular jam band called Strangefolk that he helped found with some fellow students at the University of Vermont.

Mr. Ross, a Philadelphia native, led the fixed-income division of Goldman Sachs in the mid-1970s beinge being appointed to run the firm's Philadelphia office.

Murphy, a Morristown, N.J., native, led Notre Dame to a 26-25 haleadme leandand became the 40th player in Notre Dame history to score 1,000 points with the kind of sharp shooting that was contagious for his teammates, much to the delight of the sellout crowd of 11,418 at the Joyce Center.

However, a slick 30-second transition from bike to run, the fastest of the day, meant the Derry native led the charge out of transition.

(Chinen) TERENCE BLANCHARD'S FLOW (Sunday) Mr. Blanchard, the trumpeter, composer and New Orleans native, leads his dynamic working band in a benefit concert for the Recording Academy's MusiCares Foundation.

Cook appears, swearing the natives led him away by force & wanted to eat him (a lie, for the Badonians are not cannibals).

Here the Jane Guy comes upon a mysterious island called Tsalal, inhabited by a tribe of black, apparently friendly natives led by a chief named Too-Wit.

Like Bellecourt, he was at Wounded Knee when natives led a 71-day standoff in the town on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota.

The distance from Nuestra Señora de los Remedios y San Pablo (formerly Nojpetén) to Mérida, combined with the difficult terrain and the hostility of the natives led to the road from Yucatán falling into a state of disrepair.