Sentence examples for are conducting something from inspiring English sources

But Maison de Mode founders Amanda Hearst and Hassan Pierre are conducting something of an experiment in San Francisco — taking their online store offline for a limited time.

All of a sudden I see the hand go up and he's conducting something.

He has been conducting something of an internal experiment on how much his partisan loyalties might bend before they break.

Mr. Inglehart, for example, has been conducting something called the World Values Survey for nearly 30 years, trying to measure shifting public attitudes in dozens of countries around the world.

By Benjamin Wallace-Wells February 2, 2018 Kristol has been conducting something of an internal experiment on how much his partisan loyalties might bend before they break.

And since Stravinsky seemed grotesquely old (we had actually seen him on two Mondays in the small auditorium of the Wilshire Ebell, when Ingolf Dahl was conducting something of his), our fears for his life had given rise to a compelling fantasy à deux about dying for our idol.

A secret ballot was conducted — something nearly unprecedented on the board — and Baskins announced that the motion to ask Keyworth to resign had passed.

How the candidates are conducting their campaigns in fact says something about who they are and perhaps how they would run the country.

But let's hope they're not conducting something along the lines of Experiment IV, a song by Kate Bush concerning a secret military plan to create a sound horrific enough to kill people.

Keith Rabois, an investment partner with Kholsa Ventures who has invested in big data companies such as Parstream says companies need data scientists whose role is conducting sophisticated analysis, something your average line-of-business user is just not capable of doing.

"The Anglo-American relationship is one of the most central parts of this inquiry, and how that was conducted is something we need to get a very strong understanding of," he said.