Sentence examples for secretary led from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband, who as energy secretary led the political negotiations for Britain, declined to comment.

Owen Paterson, the environment secretary, led an unofficial rebellion by an estimated 136 Tory MPs in rejecting Cameron's plea.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, led criticism of the government, saying its proposals were a joke and a shambles.

David Milliband, then environment secretary, led the initiative, announcing the need for "cumulative consistent radicalism" in the face of climate change.

The Shadow Defence Secretary led the charge against him as she described Mr Corbyn's comments as unhelpful and said they "undermined to some degree" Labour's defence review.

Zhou Benshun, Hebei's party secretary, led from the front: "I cared very much about development speed and economic volumes but not as much about people's own interests".

Caroline Flint, the shadow communities and local government secretary, leads this review, asking how Labour can meet families' "aspiration for good housing".

Rickman played a philandering husband (his wife played by Emma Thompson) whose sneaky purchase of a necklace for his secretary leads to a near-total unravelling of his marriage.

(A couple of times a week, after a Presidential meeting, the press secretary leads the pool, which always includes three wire-service reporters, into the Oval Office, where they are allowed to ask a few questions before McClellan leads them out).

Sajid Javid's appointment as business secretary leads the Financial Times.

From behind a pallet of maybe 10,000 unused flyers, a secretary leads me through to a beige back room, where two beige people sit.