Sentence examples for So conductor from inspiring English sources

Nobody got off, so conductor came up.

The devices also include the "Book of Rules" — an operations manual in a thick-ringed binder — so conductors do not have to carry them around.

So conductors will return, as will the age-old London habit of jumping on and off buses in traffic, although the platform can be closed off when required.

So the conductor literally has to be able to count.

The Violinist and I So the conductor LEONARD SLATKIN was the page-turner for the pianist EMANUEL AX at Alice Tully Hall on Tuesday, and the violinist CHO-LIANG LIN danced a polka with the soprano SYLVIA McNAIR.

The orchestra had only fourteen musicians left, so the conductor Karl Eliasberg had to recruit anyone who could play a musical instrument to perform the symphony.

In New York in 1916 Monteux refused to conduct Nijinsky's new ballet Till Eulenspiegel as the music was by a German – Richard Strauss – so a conductor had to be engaged for those performances.

So often conductors just disappear when the stage work begins.

Still, it exasperates him that so many conductors seem so wary of taking chances with unconventional or challenging programs.

So younger conductors may well have a valid view to offer on the Ninth.

Whether or not Benedetti wears a strapless dress is separate from why so few conductors appear at the Proms.