leaderless

But it was not as if they felt suddenly leaderless.

The movement was made leaderless, and it came to a stop after a year.

Once again, it often looked like a leaderless club waiting for something to happen.

"With what the department has been through in the last four or five months, it cannot go leaderless for very long."

The girl allowed him to draw her forward, away from the leaderless ones.

The troops meant nothing to him, now that they were leaderless.

Now, without warning, the army of researchers found itself leaderless.

The rest of the squad was now leaderless but didn't know it.

They were leaderless yet ordered to stay at their positions.

Some companies, and leaderless groups of men, moved toward the action; others retreated.

The now leaderless rebels first tried to fire back, but then broke and ran.

Divided and leaderless, it would no longer present a problem to Beijing.

But the army of the dead was leaderless now.

There will still be those who insist Anonymous is leaderless.

His army found itself leaderless and wandered back to Scotland.

They seemed to be leaderless at the moment, but united in this enmity.

I can find a way in, or wait for the lieutenant's men to leave, leaderless and fleeing.

We hit them first and the rest will be leaderless when you come in from the rear."

All of them inert, leaderless, waiting for somebody to point a direction.

How can one talk to the leader of a leaderless nation?'

But we in the West seem to be leaderless, and that is very dangerous indeed."

Punjab had become a leaderless state in 1982- or perhaps there were two many leaders.

Once again the Asur found themselves leaderless during a time of war.

Union Carbide was leaderless when it needed direction the most.

When he fled, the country was for all practical purposes leaderless.