Sentence examples for were leader from inspiring English sources
noun
Any person that leads or directs.
When respondents were asked how they would vote if Cable were leader, this increased to 18%.
Julia Gillard relates a "bullying encounter" with Rudd when the pair were leader and deputy leader in opposition.
A YouGov poll in the Sunday Times (paywall) suggests that, if Cable were leader, the Lib Dem poll ratings could rise by up to 50%.
In an essay for Prospect, the president of YouGov, Peter Kellner, writes that there would be a "startling" improvement in Labour's fortunes if David Miliband were leader.
A poll in yesterday's Mail on Sunday found that voters would be even less likely to vote Tory if Boris were leader.
The mayor made his comments amid polling suggesting that the Conservative party would receive a bounce and narrow its gap behind Labour if Johnson, rather than David Cameron, were leader of the party.
"Those guys were leaders from Day 1.
They were leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs.
During one six-month span last year, 19 of the 104 people killed "extrajudicially" in the country were "leader-activists" of the BNP. .
