Sentence examples for come to conduct from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the time has come to conduct a dialogue with Hamas?
The roundtable, and Ivanka's behavior in it, was representative of how she has come to conduct business in Washington.
"If conditions will be ripe in the future for the resumption of talks, we will come to conduct bona fide negotiations".
Mr. Huang had come to conduct a forum on the latest issue of Tendency, which focuses on Mr. Heaney, the Irish poet and Nobel laureate.
He had come to conduct the premiere of La Clemenza di Tito, commissioned to mark the accession of Leopold II, the Holy Roman emperor, as King of Bohemia.
When his younger brother, Marius (Marian Bratu), visits, Silviu displays a capacity for tenderness and a streak of boyish naïveté, which are both on display later when he flirts with Ana (Ada Condeescu), a social work student who has come to conduct a prerelease interview.
The wily old coach expects high standards when it comes to conduct.
"Metamorphosen," by Krzysztof Penderecki, who suddenly came to conduct it at the Philharmonic last month, was another.
In September 1988 the chance came to conduct his own Thatcherite experiment.
Boulez came to conduct the CBSO for a couple of weeks of concerts in Birmingham in 1993.
Invitations came to conduct a number of American orchestras; Abbado, already showing an indifference to astute career moves, preferred to return to Europe.
