Sentence examples for were led over from inspiring English sources

After a business discussion with his manager about an interview -- "BLEEP 'em, I'm not BLEEPIN' gonna do it" (Gee, could he be referring to us? They so often are...) -- we were led over to DMX.

Team Sky were led over the line 22 seconds adrift by Welshman Luke Rowe.

In a crossover-design study, six horses, randomly shod with normal shoes and shoes with a wide toe, were led over a dynamically calibrated pressure plate to record data from both forelimbs.

The strings were led over a roll with a small aluminium basket fastened on the other end.

But isn't it better than sitting back and complaining while we are led over the edge?

This was not lost on Nimmo, who spent the morning doing his routine at the minor league side of the Mets complex before being led over to the major league clubhouse before lunch.

Look long enough and you feel you are being led over the horizon by his succession of little gold-leaf marks to disappear in the emptiness of the white paper.

Even those who understand that something seismic is afoot among predominantly working-class voters are still too keen on the idea that they are gullible enough to be led over a cliff by people with whom they would actually disagree, if only they knew the facts.

After American Phaorah's colors were lowered in the Travers Stakes at Saratoga, the sense of shock and awe still bristling the packed grandstand, the Triple Crown winner was led over to the post-race test barn where samples of his blood and urine were taken.

But it was a mini-season with a difference - Tracey didn't just set the shows up as workouts for his current band, but as reunions for three powerful groups he's led over a busy career since his famous pianist father Stan hauled him onstage as a nervous 17-year-old back in 1978.

The central bank will be led over the next five years by Mervyn King, whose re-appointment as governor ending uncertainty in unsteady markets was announced the same day as the Treasury's proposals.Mr Darling sought to address critics of the dismal buck-passing by the "tripartite authorities"—the Bank of England, the FSA and the Treasury when Northern Rock needed a hand.