Sentence examples for new ringleader from inspiring English sources
And Redskins-as-circus season, that's a 365-day affair, not just when it gets a new ringleader.
The Beast's puppet was the new ringleader, since it had demonstrably more brains than the man using it.
If possible, designate new ringleaders for the trip itself so the planners can relax.
According to a recent article in the League Paper, Morrissey met Gallen in Los Angeles in June - he was recording new album Ringleader Of The Tormentors, while the striker was in the city on holiday.
Bean (D-Ill)., along with retiring Rep. Dennis Moore (D-Kan)., is a New Dem ringleader on the committee.
Outraged, readers decried the vandalism, labeling Saraiva a ringleader of a new generation of graffiti artists who regard the natural world as an expansion of their concrete, steel and glass urban canvas.
He added that Ringleader was working on "new ways for consumers to be able to verify for themselves that their opt-outs have taken effect".
Cary Nokey /karēˈnōkē/ noun - a variation on karaoke, a form of interactive entertainment - modification of phrase "carry no key"; one should not need a key, or worry of losing one - high school crush - gender-bending moniker assumed to be creator, producer, ringleader 8bit - your new favorite musical collective It's difficult to describe Cary Nokey with the language of contemporary music.
MacGiollabhuí initially assumed that Kellner was exaggerating when he told stories about being followed and secretly recorded, but then audio recordings of Kellner's private conversations surfaced on a new Web site called Sam Kellner — Alleged Jewish Mob Ringleader Revealed.
A24 Arsonist Sentenced to 20 Years The man convicted of being the ringleader in arsons that heavily damaged a new subdivision in southern Maryland last December was sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison.
An Army veteran named Ryan Payne is another apparent ringleader of the group, and told The New York Times that he will occupy the refuge "for as long as it takes".
