Sentence examples for there would lead from inspiring English sources

When she was 15, her parents enrolled her as a junior in Blair Academy, a New Jersey prep school, hoping the education she got there would lead her to the Ivy League.

Several large Latino and civil rights organizations on Thursday announced a business boycott of Arizona, saying that a tough anti-illegal immigration law there would lead to racial profiling and wrongful arrests.

Lebanon's president, Michel Suleiman, beseeched Hezbollah to withdraw from Syria, expressing concern in a Lebanese newspaper interview that its continued presence there would lead to more tension in Lebanon.

A household is considered homeless if it no longer has a legal right to occupy their accommodation, or if it would no longer be reasonable to continue to live there – for example, if living there would lead to violence against them.

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Breaking through there would lead to the more populated outskirts of Mazar-i-Sharif, where the Taliban forces are most numerous.

"Cavallo was one of the naval officers there who would lead the kidnappers who would go out and snatch people, then bring them back to the school," Ms. Burgos said in an interview from Barcelona.

Who is out there who would lead people to say, 'Al Gore strikes a home run'?

Was there a trail that would lead me through that?

He was supposed to go to the zoo in early December with his friend Schuyler, and Schuyler's mother, Tammi, called me up and said she didn't want her son to go because there were reindeer there, and reindeer, she felt, would lead to a discussion of Santa Claus.

As well as this, there are fears Brexit would lead to development on sites which are currently protected under the Natura 2000 scheme.