Having come to know Sheri's valiant sister Naveen, who spearheaded her family's drive for justice, I have some inkling of the grief Sheri's hideous death has inflicted on her parents, siblings, and others who loved her.
Some reports suggest that she even spearheaded her country's mission, which complemented the parallel efforts of four other Arab states backing the U.S. Saudi Arabiaa, Jordan, Bahrain and Qatar," according to the Stars and Stripes.
It is fitting that her reign has coincided with the meteoric rise in profile of women's sport, a movement that Jess spearheaded though her sheer athletic brilliance.
CHRISTINE SALEM A singer from Réunion, a French island in the Indian Ocean, Christine Salem has devoted herself to maloya, an African-rooted tradition for singers and percussion: fierce, propulsive, songs that build up a trancelike momentum, spearheaded by her own gutsy contralto.
According to Janet Sarbaugh, who directs the arts and culture programs at the Heinz Endowments, the formidable father-in-law of "Mrs. Heinz," as she is still known to her staff, bought up many of the derelict properties and "spearheaded their transformation".
One program her office spearheaded combined study skills and financial management training for freshmen to help bridge the gap between the first and second year of college, which is when many students get lost.
If she and her contemporaries spearheaded an era of progress in which different ethnicities were celebrated on magazine covers and catwalks, the past decade has seen the proportion of non-white faces on a downward trajectory.
It was not Found's presence in the winner's enclosure that made this year's Arc remarkable but the historic triumph which it spearheaded for Aidan O'Brien, her trainer, who also saddled Highland Reel and Order Of St George to finish second and third.
Before you mistake Paula for a with-it new player in the budding genre of "mom lit" — the baby-on-board successor to chick lit, spearheaded by Allison Pearson in her very funny best-selling novel, "I Don't Know How She Does It" — bear in mind that the author of "Paula Spencer" is Roddy Doyle, and remember that the roots of mom lit began long before Sarah handpicked Hagar to be her surrogate.
Her organization spearheaded policy and legislation that fueled demand for those jobs, and improved the lives of all New Yorkers.
Hayley Fields, a 14-year-old from Los Angeles, heard of Beth Israel's difficult circumstances, and with the support of her mother, spearheaded a fund-raising drive, selling 3,500 watches.
