Sentence examples for chances to conduct from inspiring English sources

Robin Pemberton, the vice president for competition for Nascar, said Tuesday that race teams might be given more chances to conduct private tests.

In 1959, Boulez moved to Baden-Baden, lured by the progressive Southwest German Radio Symphony Orchestra that played his music and offered him increasing chances to conduct.

But they offered me the chance to conduct Bach's B minor Mass.

A few months later, before they had the chance to conduct a second interview, the professor died.

Gephardt's campaign is running low on money, and so this may be Reilly's last chance to conduct focus groups.

A monitoring flight was in the air on Aug. 15 when scientists realized they had a chance to conduct unique research.

He was just 19 when he was given the chance to conduct the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra by his mentor, Simon Rattle.

But her husband, Lei Yang, an engineer turned novelist, who had moved with her, encouraged her, and the chance to conduct the student orchestra regularly was invaluable.

In the Venezuelan system children play in groups from the start, and those with talent have plenty of chance to conduct from a young age.

He had been given a chance to conduct the Chicago Symphony once before; Zarin Mehta, formerly director of the Ravinia Festival, the orchestra's summer home, had invited him.

Assuming he is well, Mr. Levine will have his chance to conduct the "Resurrection" at Boston Symphony concerts in Symphony Hall beginning on Oct. 7.