Sentence examples for stand leading from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blankfein, seizing the moment, mimicked the pose from the witness stand, leading to more cackling in the courtroom.

China's North Korea-watchers also fret that the next dynastic succession, from Kim Jong Il to the plump but callow Kim Jong Un, may be more than the system can stand, leading to a military junta or civil war.One form of Chinese pressure on North Korea is a renewed drive to help it reform the moribund economy.

Ibanez's high bouncing ball down the line was just fair and then was stopped by the stands, leading to a double.

The moment of defeat Wednesday came when Mariners shortstop Luis Rodriguez pulled a 2-1 pitch from Cory Wade into the left-field stands leading off the bottom of the 12th.

On the upper level the stucco traces outline where walls once stood, leading archaeologists to conclude that several residential structures once stood on top.

Our results suggest that transcription in E. cuniculi is conducted on both stands leading to the formation of a mix of complex transcripts encompassing large regions with sense and antisense sequences corresponding to CDSs.

Just before bringing out the actor, Downey added: "This is generally where people stand up," leading to a full standing ovation.

He said that stand was leading to starvation in the developing world.

The first is that King Albert II accedes to Mr Leterme's decision to stand down, leading to an early federal election, possibly in October.

She knew when to stand still, leading the crowd regally through a recitation of her name ("Como me llama yo?" "Ivy Queen!"), and when to crouch and start dancing.

But in an interview with USA Today, Charles Koch revealed the candidates that he and his brother David likely will stand behind leading up to the presidential primaries in early 2016.