Sentence examples for but conducted through from inspiring English sources

There are weaker songs as he spans the career between The Harder They Come and 2012's strong album Rebirth but, conducted through Cliff tonight, most become reviving shots of positive energy.

All but one were conducted through a professional interpreter: thus, the researcher asked a question which was simultaneously translated into the appropriate language.

She said there could be talks with Hekmatyar, but these would be conducted through back channels, potentially by a third party.

But the new research, conducted through interviews with children and their parents, measured the impact of a broad range of violence.

The trained focus group facilitators were known to some of the participants and all but one interview was conducted through an interpreter.

Tom Joyce, a spokesman for Sallie Mae, said that the company would cooperate with Mr. Kennedy's investigation but criticized it for being conducted "through press releases".

He suggested that 99 per cent of Google's advertising business was conducted through Dublin – but admitted that the remaining 1 per cent accounted for "between 60 and 70 per cent" of Google's UK base's advertising revenues.

Matthew's mother was aware of most, if not all, of her husband's infidelities ("You can't keep secrets from women") and even dabbled in some herself, including a platonic but flirtatious relationship with Raymond Chandler, conducted through expensive lunches and sexually charged letters.

It's not like board meetings will be conducted through Snap Stories, but it wouldn't be surprising to see investors venture away from home more often.

But the trade cannot, and should not, be conducted through the currency of money.

Trade is good, but not good enough if it can only be conducted through war.