Sentence examples for will leading from inspiring English sources

The game morphed into a heavyweight fight in the second half, as both teams began scoring at will, leading to a dizzying number of lead changes.

The willing addict possesses the sort of freedom required for moral responsibility because the will leading to her action is the one that she wishes it to be; she acts with guidance control.

Daughter Mary Vanderbilt La Bau sued to break the will, leading to a sensational trial.

Marley died without leaving a will, leading to years of litigation over ownership of his recordings, publishing and other assets.

After she died in 2007, at the age of 105, questions arose over the changes in the will, leading to charges against her son.

Ivan invokes these innocents in a speech that remains one of the most powerful rebukes to the idea of a loving, omniscient God — a speech that accepts the possibility that the Christian story of free will leading to suffering and then eventually redemption might be true, but rejects its Author anyway, on the grounds that the price of our freedom is too high.

Maury Wills, leading off, singled, and was instantly trapped off first by Al Downing, the Yankees' young left-hander.

"As treacherous as this may sound, the team Jean de Villiers will be leading will not be my team.

And Asia will be leading the way.

Goodes will keep leading and inspiring regardless.

She is confident that Pettersen will be leading the charge.