Sentence examples for very much leading from inspiring English sources

Tony Cross at Trustnet Direct said: Miners are very much leading the charge for London in the day's early trading, with Glencore at the top of the FTSE-100 off the back of this morning's update, whilst the sector as a whole found cheer off the back of what are being seen as supportive comments from China.

The major players (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft) are still very much leading the show.

"In terms of coaching, we are very much leading the way around Europe in youth and age-appropriate coaching qualifications.

It started with him very much leading the attack, and he's shifted to being a pivot player instead".

Drug legislators were "post-truth" before it was cool, very much leading the way when it came to ignoring experts and just reacting to whatever the red tops were making a fuss about.

In the 1960s and 70s, Seifert was very much the leading developers' architect in England.

4.43am: "Dave Hill's comment [4.19am] is just the kind of level-headed analysis we can do without at the Olympics, thank you very much," says leading jingoist John Senior.

In fact, Spain is very much a leading auto-sport country all around, as it hosts the two Formula One races, four international motorbike races and one world championship rally per year.

There were nasty moments – such as the retreat before the maul for Amanaki Mafi's try, and the lack of a call for the restart kick after John Hardie's try bounce of the ball, but by the end Scotland were looking very much the leading lights of Pool B. That will do for starters and since it was all based on a collective appetite for maintaining a tight defence it bodes well.

"I'm very much about leading by example.

Data-driven Netflix is now very much a leading Hollywood player with whom A-list creatalentalikeslikes to work.