Sentence examples for string of leading from inspiring English sources

As Chris Dixon said in talking about the difference between a good CEO and a superhuman CEO, the test of a great leader is not just building a successful company that has a good run for a few years, but building a company that leads innovation in their industry with a string of leading products, devices, etc.

It was followed by a string of leading roles in Czechoslovak films.

He also enjoyed a string of leading roles at the Royal Court (1967-72), including Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night (1968).

Nick Clegg's career in politics hangs in the balance this morning after the Liberal Democrats lost a string of leading ministers and MPs.

He played the Gravedigger in the opening NT production of Hamlet (starring Peter O'Toole) at the Old Vic in 1963, followed by a string of leading roles, notably Iago to Olivier's Othello.

It is unlikely that the Prime Minister's final call for a rethink will make any difference and is probably little more than a stunt, as was Andy Burnham's tweet yesterday morning saying he would reject the pay rise, which set in train the string of leading MPs insisting they would do the same.

The U.S. Open Series, a string of tournaments leading to the Open in New York, has helped create some drama.

Everywhere Howard Dean went, in a string of appearances leading up to his speech that night, a crush of camera crews and fans clamored to be near him.

To US sports fans it is as synonymous with televised sport as Sky is in the UK and around the world it has launched 45 channels and acquired a string of market leading websites including Cricinfo, Scrum.com and Soccernet.

The trail of cluster bombs through this district tracks the American pursuit of the Taliban as bombers forced them out of the town of Taliqan, and then attacked as the fighters sought refuge in a string of villages leading west toward the town of Kunduz.

The Taliban vowed to disrupt the vote and there were a string of attacks leading up to it.