Sentence examples for was to be led from inspiring English sources

The team was to be led by the flagship New York office of Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide.

Instead the orchestra was to be led by Herbert Blomstedt, the music director of the Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig, the orchestra that Mr. Chailly takes over next season.

A new headquarters would be established to command the military forces in Iraq and was to be led by Lt. Gen. Ricardo S. Sanchez.

The country was to be led by a Tutsi president (Buyoya) for 18 months and a Hutu president (Domitien Ndayizeye) for the next 18 months.

Last year, the court issued three reprieves, once moments before the recruiter, Cleve Foster, 48, was to be led to the death chamber.

The crusade was to be led by his former pupil, King Frederick II of Sicily, but Frederick evaded his vow because of a complex papal imperial dispute over Sicily.

The inquiry is to be led by leading QC Kate Gallafent.

The British side is to be led by Sir Kim Darroch, Cameron's national security adviser.

Tomorrow's program is also notable because it is to be led by Christopher Wheeldon, the company's first resident choreographer.

If such a characterization does raise a logistical question — when everyone is a leader, who is to be led?

"There is a call for vengeance, when what we need is to be led to react responsibly".