Sentence examples for would be lead from inspiring English sources

They were flabbergasted when I.B.M. sent back word that Salomon Brothers would be lead manager for the issue.

One potential transaction would be lead by Silver Lake, the technology-focused private equity firm, which has already called on a number of banks to provide financing that could total $16 billion, a person briefed on the matter said.

Lawyers like Mr. Lerach needed such "on-call" clients because it was important to be first to the courtroom to file a suit; up until 1995, when the law changed, that was the crucial criteria in determining which lawyers would be lead counsel, and thus take the largest share of attorney's fees.

But class-action securities litigation has changed in recent years, largely because of a 1995 law making the size of a plaintiff's purported loss -- not just being first to the courthouse -- the key to determining who would be the lead plaintiff, and hence which firm would be lead counsel.

It's said to be a largely instrumental, ambient affair, though session vocalist Durga McBroom-Hudson piped up on social media recently to reveal that she had been in the studio with Gilmour last December and that there would be lead vocals on at least one track.

The above impacts mentioned would ultimately lead to the development of a new paradigm integrating DDM, which would be lead through a few critical motivating drivers.

The transition would be led by business for profit.

That joint Pentagon-State Department effort would be led by the State Department.

It would be led, at least initially, by Iraqi exiles.

The process would be led by the United States but include all the regional players, including Pakistan and Iran.

All nurseries would be led by qualified teachers with specialist knowledge of early years.