Sentence examples for start to lead from inspiring English sources

As we aspire to live more sustainably and better for the planet by subscribing to the use of renewables, we will engage in the maker community and embrace the zero-marginal economy, which will start to lead us into great new territories — with certain parts of North America, specifically California and the Pacific Northwest, leading the charge.

WHITE SOX 6, TIGERS 3 Erik Johnson pitched into the seventh inning in his fourth career start to lead visiting Chicago.

She is most troubled by the idea it could start to lead to "generations far apart and not talking to each other".

Speaking on Sky News, Mr Brown said: "The reason for this announcement is £25 billion of investment in nuclear power stations and we will start to lead the world in the new generation of nuclear power stations.

These are really important and if they go (or were never there in the first place) this can start to lead to one of the four bigger warning signs below.

Just how good a candidate he is becomes clear as soon as he begins to speak and a group of protesters erupt in a chant: "People with AIDS are dying and you're not even trying!" When they won't stop, security men start to lead them out of the gym, but McCain invites them to come back and wait their turn to ask a question.

Maybe even that we're starting to lead opinion?

It's starting to lead to a potentially confusing message for the consumer".

"This is the kind of thing that starts to lead to trouble," Professor Stilgoe went on.

So every time I started to lead, Frauke would feel redundant.

The popularity of satellite and Internet radio is starting to lead to larger royalty checks for musicians.