Meanings of lead exponents in English

Artur Kozlowski was highly respected as one of the leading exponents of underground diving here.

The leading exponents were the German army which made extensive use of BMW and DKW outfits.

RNZ National Music 101 presenter Kirsten Johnstone speaks to one of the world's leading exponents of the Theremin.

He moved over to Black Sabbath, the leading exponents of heavy metal, after Osbourne was ousted in 1979.

The leading exponents of this Communism of the workers were Wilhelm Weitling, in Germany, and Étienne Cabet, in France.

Competitors this year will include the young Scot Andrew Armstrong and leading exponents of the art from the US, Australia, Britain and Ireland.

LONDON (Reuters) - Unprecedented levels of skill, intensity and endurance have transformed global sport into spectacular mass entertainment and handsomely rewarded its leading exponents.

The decade-old Irish mindfulness boom shows no sign of abating, yet some leading exponents are beginning to cotton on to what Buddhist practitioners h(...)

"It is natural, I think," my correspondent continues, "that the British should pride themselves on being the introducers and leading exponents of this weapon.