• Synonyms: leadership, leaders
  Meaning: the body of people who lead a group; "the national leadership adopted his plan"

• Blind leaders of the blind
• He had been one of the leaders against the murderous bands of Indians.
• "The Southern leaders did their best, but they could not move the state."
• 'The Greeks marched breathing prowess, ...in silent awe of their leaders,'
• So each faction had its leaders, its partisans, its badges, and its followers.
• Many speeches were made to the citizens by the parliamentary leaders, in order to excite their ardor.
• The shouts of the leaders, and the snowballs bursting like shells about our ears, made it very lively.
• "He holds the divorce record I believe," said I. "He's been married to four social leaders already, hasn't he?"
• We must here endeavor to explain the genius of this party, and of its leaders, who henceforth occupy the scene of action.
• The conservative suffrage leaders, although they heartily disapproved of , picketing, were as outspoken in their gratitude.

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