It's all mummery and flummery, and conducted with a winning amateurishness.
He spun out long, singing phrases and conducted with his bow when not playing.
The west saw sport as open, non-political, self-financing, and conducted with a sense of fair play.
Her devotion to her charity work is profound and conducted with impeccable grace.
He stood at a window and conducted with a teaspoon, and when he saw we were making fun of him, he flung the spoon at us.
The six lectures were flamboyant one-man shows lasting all evening, in which he played, sang and conducted, with a grand piano on stage.
"Bluebeard's Castle," done with this kind of virtuosity and conducted with such patience and concentration, becomes an apt postlude to late Romanticism.
Blazingly sung, acted with conviction and conducted with intensity by Kirill Petrenko, it is one of the best things the Met has done this season.
The whole business – and it was business, not pleasure – was so otherworldly, and conducted with such operatic intensity, that you felt it should have been the subject of one of Grandpa's bedtime stories rather than available through a BSB Squarial.
Further documentation is to come in the form of a City Opera oral history project, financed in part by a $50,000 grant from Kara Unterberg and Roy Niederhoffer and conducted with Columbia University.
Mr. Gergiev slung his left arm over the edge of the pit and conducted with his right hand alone, fluttering his fingers and mouthing the words along with her.
