Sentence examples for of her leads from inspiring English sources

Ms. Eastwood's smartest move was to tap Kevin Bacon for one of her leads.

Second, that she talked Julie Christie into playing one of her leads, a woman at the onset of Alzheimer's (a career high for Christie).

There are moments in which Fowler is self-conscious enough to glimpse the fact that his protection of Phuong against Pyle's idea of her leads him into new caricatures of his own.

As I pointed out last week, Clinton is ahead in many of the battleground states, and some of her leads at the local level are bigger than her margin in the national polls, but Trump isn't as far behind as he should be by this stage, which suggests that some of what he is saying continues to resonate.

Moreover, as single-minded as she is, she readily speaks truth to power; as tough as Dirty Harry, she threatens her superior with a congressional committee if he doesn't follow one of her leads, and after one agency scheme goes awry she vows to "smoke everybody involved in this op" and then kill Bin Laden.

Assuming that Koja could have written a whole cast of 3-Ds, is this a clever way to develop the narrow worldview of her lead character?

Elsewhere, Josie keeps up the pretence of going to her seminars each day, though on-street sightings of her lead the house to the wrong conclusion.

He is married to Marg Helgenberger, a millionaire because of her lead role on the CBS drama "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation".

Dr Larivie said that much of Mother Teresa's saintly public image was shaped by the BBC journalist Malcolm Muggeridge, who shared her conservative Catholic views, particularly on abortion, and whose promotion of her led to the nun's international fame.

Keitany lost more than 30 seconds of her lead in the past mile, crossing Mile 24 with only a 30 second lead over Deba and Dado, who are still running together.

Elisabeth Holowchuk is weak for the technical requirements of her lead roles (the heroines of "Serenade," "Pithoprakta" and the " 'Baiser' Divertimento"), and yet she's never blank or unmotivated: she's uncommonly purposeful.