Sentence examples for own leads from inspiring English sources

Benevolence to souls other than one's own leads to self-purification and the transcendence of worldly entanglements.

On the face of it, the police were coöperative: Rayas says that they hardly ever came up with their own leads, but they always investigated whatever information he supplied.

A trump lead suggests that the side suits are breaking badly; apply this to your own leads, selecting a trump if you know the breaks are bad for declarer.

A well-known human rights activist during the armed conflict, Mr. Méndez has followed his own leads to try to solve the 2007 killing of his son, José Emanuel Méndez, who worked at the airport.

Portuguese officers said their own leads were entirely separate to those already being pursued by the Met, as confirmed in meetings with Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley, and Madeleine's parents in Lisbon last week.

While love on its own leads us nowhere, a restorative politics is not complete without it being permeated by a deeply felt love, a love that can cross rather than erect cultural boundaries and that can heal rather than entrench divisions.

Washington, D.C., went through its own lead water crisis, between 2000 and 2004.

The film takes its tone from its own lead character, Star-Lord/Peter Quill (Chris Pratt).

Even the Tory's own lead environmentalist MP, Zac Goldsmith, was appalled.

He is his own lead salesman and a sugary one at that.

It is fervent and fanciful, and Crowe's own lead performance is self-conscious and underpowered.