Spearhead
spearhead (verb) - lead, lead an effort to do something
spearhead an attack
spearhead a campaign
Example sentences:
* Pauline has been chosen to spearhead our new marketing initiative.
* The company announced new products to spearhead its drive to gain market share.
* Dolores is spearheading our new anti-smoking campaign.
* High profile sponsorship of sporting events will act as a spearhead for the campaign.
* If this project is seen as necessary to spearhead our efforts on the World stage, so be it.
* She will spearhead an innovative hi-tech distance learning scheme for women with children.
* Barbara will spearhead the attack on the final citadel of the selection committee selecting contractors for the project.
* He brought in over a hundred of his own men from his security firm to spearhead the search. They're all ex-soldiers.
* He was such a great communicator that he was called upon to spearhead the first tour of China.
* The chief executive has been recruited from America to spearhead the roll-out of the new chain of stores.
* The political party plans to use the issue of VAT on fuel to spearhead its election campaign emphasizing its the impact on heating bills.
* Lance was hired to spearhead a crackdown on drugs.
* The new CEO will also spearhead a drive into the Africas, North Americas, Australian and other new markets.
* No longer the spearhead of a movement pressing for sweeping moral change, the organisation lost momentum and eventually completely disappeared.
* I can't take full credit, but I certainly acted as a spearhead for the project.
* Christie is the spearhead for our latest single-use disposable product launch, a new brand of diapers for dogs.
