Sentence examples for quick leadership from inspiring English sources

"Tim Scott has assumed a quick leadership role in the Republican caucus, and Trey Gowdy is a conservative rock star.

Nena Bartlett -- a staffer for the famously loquacious Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky ., seen by some as a haR-Ky .r of the Republican party becoming more libertarian, by otherseent -- displays quick leadership skills, standing in for the missing Toastmaster at the front of a serious-looking room that has a series of wooden tabyesomened up to fase forward.

USC student body President Rini Sampath hailed the efforts — and Quick's leadership — as important advances.

Corbyn should read it, and so should others quick to criticise leaders; leadership is not easy.

Ramírez was becoming one of the game's best players, and Jeter gave him a quick primer on leadership.

The second letter said "the morale of the faculty and their trust in Dean Peña-Mora are reaching an all-time low," and it called for "a quick change in leadership".

"We tried to do something quick and show leadership, but I think the decision was flawed because we didn't give a diverse group in the community input in this".

Only Tiamat stood her ground, seeking first to throw him off his guard by flattery about his quick rise to leadership, but Marduk angrily denounced her and the older generation: "The sons [had to] withdraw [for] the fathers were acting treacherously, and [now] you, who gave birth to them, bear malice to the offspring".

Representative Rahm Emanuel, Democrat of Illinois, a man who had already made a quick jump to leadership, gave up the No. 4 Democratic post in the House and a legitimate chance at becoming speaker to take the White House chief of staff job in the Obama administration.

Peter will be remembered for his leadership, generosity, quick wit and love for his family and friends.

Smith, who is challenging Corbyn for the Labour leadership, was quick to poke fun at the situation, tweeting: "My campaign remains on track.