Sentence examples for traditionally lead from inspiring English sources

The Village Halloween Parade, in its 28th year, has retired, for now, the dancing skeleton puppets that traditionally lead it, replacing them with a hastily conceived giant phoenix puppet, symbol of rebirth.

Shirley Tilghman, president of Princeton and the first woman to run the university, spent years deflecting administrative jobs -- exactly the sort of jobs that traditionally lead to becoming university president.

The antidote to the white, middle-class, aspiring Labour MPs who traditionally lead the organisation, 27-year-old Martin was one of nine siblings raised in Lewisham by Jamaican parents, and admits that the first time she ran in an election, she didn't even know what one was.

But it is at this fair, held each year on the first Saturday of Orthodox Christian Lent, that the Kalaidzhi (as the estimated 18,000 Thracian tinkers are known) conduct the complex negotiations on a bride price that traditionally lead to marriage.

Traditionally, lead, cadmium and iron were used as active materials in the negative electrode.

But remember, small stocks traditionally lead the way out of a recession.

Damon, who spent six seasons with Kansas City before joining Oakland last year, gives the traditionally lead-footed Red Sox a speedy leadoff hitter who has scored more than 100 runs each of the last four seasons.

The Young Vic traditionally leads the pack in seasonal entertainment.

The office would assume a role traditionally led by civilian agencies, mainly the State Department.

Because Greece traditionally leads the way in the opening parade, George Athanassiades was the third person.

PROPERTY can cause huge problems, but the sector also traditionally leads economies out of recession.