Sentence examples for with no leading from inspiring English sources
Later, Gene Kellyy) got loaned to Columbia to make 'Cover Girl.' Harry Cohn started shooting that picture with no leading man.
Whole-tone patterning, with no leading tones or dominant harmony, became a distinctive aspect of the music of the French composers Claude Debussy, Paul Dukas, and others at the turn of the 20th century.
I plainly asked a few friends who identify as gay what their thoughts were of the campaign, with no leading questions.
And when a new product is announced, on stage in front of hundreds of salivating fans, Steve Jobs (or more recently Tim Cook) would refer to it as just "iPhone" or "iPad," with no leading article.
He negotiated with Bruno Walter and Eugene Goossens, but neither of those conductors was willing to consider an opera company with no leading international stars.
The questions were objective, with no leading suggestions to the desired answers [ 21, 34].
Free hemoglobin interacts with nitric oxide (NO) leading to endothelial dysfunction and contributing to intravascular thrombosis, vasoconstriction, and leukocyte adhesion[37].
Free hemoglobin interacts with nitric oxide (NO) leading to endothelial dysfunction and contributing to intravascular thrombosis, vasoconstriction, and leukocyte adhesion [ 37].
Jordan's absence from the game left the league with middling champions and no leading man.
Cell toxicity was monitored using trypan blue exclusion during incubations with inhibitors, with no treatment leading to >5% cell death.
It was a busy site, and the responsibility for operating the monitor was vaguely allocated between receptionist and pharmacist with no supervision, leading to almost no use of the monitor during the intervention period.
