Sentence examples for put your leading from inspiring English sources

Crippled Industries: You have put your leading industrialists into concentration camps.

Put your leading foot forward and raise your hands above your head.

The Olympics' opening ceremony co-opted a passage from "The Tempest" for its title "Isles of Wonder" and put a leading classicist in Kenneth Branagh center stage.

Unfortunately, it was "reduced in length" as Sotheby's delicately put it, leading to a loss of balance in the composition.

The January reading was, however, bolstered by a technical adjustment, which put the leading and lagging indices in sync with the coincident index, said Ken Goldstein, a Conference Board economist.

And then some grand unknowable something propelled her onto the dominating run that has put the leading players in the world on notice.

Various theories over their cause were put forward, leading Mach to investigate.

This question is often put to leading politicians (as well as other celebrities), and it usually produces insincere, fatuous or confused replies.

We saw in the 1980s a concerted effort in the U.S. to crush the junk bond market, going so far as to put its leading light, Michael Milken, in jail.

What happens when we put a leading regional company into the living rooms of America?

At least, that's how the media put it, leading "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart to whip out a severed head and begin screaming: "There is no law!