Sentence examples for stern led from inspiring English sources

His work with Mr. Stern led to some of his first important orchestral engagements and recitals.

Mr. Stern led the schism from the A.F.L.-C.I.O., and now is seeking to lead an effort to persuade Mr. Obama to enact two major pieces of legislation in his first 100 days: universal health coverage and a bill that would make it easier for workers to unionize.

The violinist Isaac Stern led a public campaign, and the city bought the buildings in 1960.

At 1000 meters the men already had a bow to stern lead.

(Sisario) LAVENDER DIAMOND, MARNIE STERN (Wednesday) Led by the adorably chirpy-voiced and taffeta-clad Becky Sharp, Lavender Diamond goes the distance with an impressively ornate folk-rock that never loses the sweet tune.

He was met by a stern secretary who led him through the corridors calling out "Uncleared visitor coming through!

How dare we take away from them, the music, and the audiences of the future one of the great music rooms of the world?" Mr. Stern's efforts led to legislation that allowed the New York City to buy the hall for $5 million, and when the Carnegie Hall Corporation was established to administer it, Mr. Stern was elected its first president, a position he held until his death.

The introduction of the stern rudder about 1200 led to the differentiation of bow and stern and the transformation of the longship.

· Sir Nicholas Stern led the Stern review on climate change; today in London he is giving the Royal Economic Society public lecture on Climate Change, Ethics and the Economics of the Global Deal.

A Europe-wide review has led to stern guidance to health professionals who prescribe HRT.

(Any progress on this front under the Obama administration will be claimed as a success by both AFL-CIO and the breakaway coalition led by Mr Stern).