Sentence examples for times which led from inspiring English sources

Her coming-out was covered in the Times, which led with her name in the headline.

They turned the ball over 21 times, which led to 29 points.

The N.C.A.A. said that Tressel failed to bring forward information about his players at least four times, which led to the stiff penalties.

Starr's investigation, on the other hand, changed focus several times, which led some observers to suggest that its goal was not to expose the truth but to disable the president politically.

Since June last year, the company has hosted the Yandex.Start open-doors event three times, which led to the acquisition of Loginza and WebVisor.

Landesbanken profited from their state-backed cushion in the good times, which led them to chase ever-riskier returns and create off-balance-sheet vehicles to store them in.

Back in France and in the Air Force, he was exposed to computers for the first time, which led to 12 years with I.B.M. in Paris.

Last year 22 species of mosquito new to the Zika forest were captured for the first time, which led Ugandan scientists to think there had been a change in the mosquito fauna over the past 40 years.

Meanwhile, Judith made a spectacularly bad marriage (at the age of 31) to a dodgy vintner who managed not to get the marriage licence in time, which led to both of them being excommunicated, a terrifying punishment for an Elizabethan.

After six years of increasing unhappiness and distance between them, Effie took the step of seeking an annulment, unusual at the time, which led to court proceedings that proved intensely embarrassing to them both.

A meele broke out as the players walked off at half-time, which led to the dismissal of Erne forward Sean Quigley.