Sentence examples for conduct a bit from inspiring English sources
Last December 29th, Michael Flynn interrupted his Caribbean vacation to conduct a bit of diplomatic business.
Did some ancestor of Dave's visit St Petersburg and conduct a bit of nocturnal diplomacy with the empress?
I hope subsequent episodes will conduct a bit of comic liposuction, and lose the belly in favour of the stuff they actually require a keyboard for".
In Moscow, Mr. Rumsfeld will consult on nuclear issues, of course, but he will also conduct a bit of public diplomacy with the Russian news media, some personal diplomacy with Defense Minister Sergei B. Ivanov -- and no small amount of straightforward American diplomacy.
The company first began making moves early in 2015, forging a partnership with Pfizer to conduct a bit of drug research using 23andMe's genetic data.
5 It may be prudent to conduct a bit of research before getting down to business, locating a spot where you are certain coons congregate – a particular set of picnic tables, or that secluded and poorly lit corner of the park where bums go to die.
The camera recorded a short eunicid worm (sometimes known as a rock worm), about as thick as a shoelace, conducting a bit of home improvement.
As I rounded Main Street, I found myself conducting a bit of a study, looking for predictors as to what makes a raker versus a blower.
Atwater conducted a bit of opposition research, identified Dukakis's vulnerabilities, and gleefully promised to "strip the bark off the little bastard".
We've been into the future and seen them conducting a bit ter row in the maternity hospital after the birth of Marion's child, their grandson.
According to local Fox affiliate KDFW, Cochran was in a meeting on Monday, likely conducting a bit of mayoral business, when she got an urgent call from her son-in-law: He'd just caught a 12-foot, 580-pound gator using a raccoon carcass what the Dallas News called "seasoned raccoon"—and he was pretty sure this was the same devil who'd eaten her beloved pony.
