Sentence examples for spearhead a project from inspiring English sources
They will spearhead a project at the Carpenter Center.
It is MIT's cross-disciplinary approach that allows the Institute to develop and spearhead a project such as the Energy Research Council.
That problem has led Mr. López to spearhead a project in which Oaxacan doctors give medical advice in Mixteco by videoconference to immigrants at clinics in the Central Valley.
One-time Private Benn, veteran of many a skirmish in Northern Ireland, has been enlisted by British Military Martial Arts, an organisation run by ex-para Lee Matthews to spearhead a project which recruits ex-servicemen and women to be trained as martial arts instructors.
If you belong to any groups or organizations, take on a leadership role by offering to organize an event or spearhead a project.
He's too old, and doesn't have the money, to spearhead a project like this on his own.
Today the person spearheading a project may have the "manager" title, but often she does not.
Richard, his father, is forced to take a leave of absence from his new job in the administration at a Columbia-like university, where he is spearheading a project to claim "blighted" uptown blocks for an extended campus.
Mr. Sharpton and Luis Marin of the Mexican National University are spearheading a project to drill a 1.2-mile hole into the crater, to understand the force of the collision and its environmental results.
Now a team that includes Philippa Langley, who led the search for Richard III's remains, and Reading-based husband and wife historians John and Lindsay Mullaney, are spearheading a project to uncover the full extent of the abbey using radar to find out where Henry I's remains might be – possibly under a playground or a car park.
Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, the former French president who is spearheading a project to draft a constitution for the European Union, may have done the Turks a favor when he said that Turkey was "not a European country" and that inviting it in would mean "the end of Europe".
