Sentence examples for conduct a masterclass from inspiring English sources

The Turks will plan and cook a dinner with Nilsson, then conduct a masterclass.

On my TV: Mark Cousins's The Story of Film on More 4 In my diary: A trip to York University to conduct a masterclass on Joe Orton's What the Butler Saw.

It was a relief when we left the discomforts of the studio, with its swooping cameras and weird courtroom surroundings, to find out about Peruvian food or conduct a masterclass in a student's unsavoury kitchen, though on reflection not much of one.

Yet, by the end, they might have been conducting a masterclass in defensive surety.

Scotland huffed and puffed in both games but, in the opening match of the three Tests, the All Blacks conducted a masterclass in clinical finishing, doing the basics in exemplary fashion.

Reilly's worldwide reputation as a teacher and the new artistic stature he had brought to his instrument were both recognised when he was asked to conduct a harmonica masterclass at the internationally renowned Dartington summer school in 1998.

But we've both finished early and while Christine conducts a watercolours masterclass with the others, we brave the blasting sun and walk down to the road to see some amazing poppy fields.

For blind opera singer Victoria Oruwari this is the challenge she faces as she joins four other visually impaired musicians who have come together for a conducting masterclass before publicly taking the baton and leading a performance of their chosen music at London's Wigmore Hall.

I remember a conducting masterclass when he berated one of the young conductors for working too hard – moving his arms around too much.

Isaac Stern, who made his European debut at the festival in 1948, will conduct his masterclass series.

A masterclass in misogyny.