Sentence examples for conducted a sort of from inspiring English sources
To find out, one member of our team, the French researcher Anthony Herrel, conducted a sort of lizard Olympics back at our field quarters.
Both in Shut the Door, Have a Seat and For Immediate Release, where Don conducted a sort of Ealing caper in which he invoked his fading powers to restore the status quo of his own, er, status.
From Penang, with which port all the commerce with the outside world is conducted, a sort of loose connection is kept up between the British authority and the States of the west coast, the Resident Councillor making a yearly visit in a government steamboat for the purpose of exchanging courtesies with the headmen and registering such British subjects as may present themselves.
For example, many years ago -- before we each found lasting love, against those game-playing odds -- Lo conducted a sort of social-romantic experiment: When a friend introduced her to a guy who seemed very nice and whom she was instantly attracted to, she asked him if he'd like to be her boyfriend.
It was one of the last days of summer-ish weather, and I, along with my awesome production assistants, decided to haul some equipment up to New York City's High Line to conduct a sort-of sociological experiment, Girl on Girl-style.
While the board proceeded with its hunt for clues, the Federal Bureau of Investigation was conducting a sort of shadow probe, in the event evidence points to a criminal act.
Pringle and Tarnita developed a mathematical model to conduct a sort of cost-benefit analysis of how the Sodom apple's ability to proliferate is affected by being eaten.
Which makes particularly interesting the news that Roger Angell, arguably the most elegant of baseball writers, is going to conduct a sort of Socratic dialogue with the Yankees pitcher David Cone, perhaps the most cerebral of baseball players.
He raged against enclosure and suburbanisation, the "stock-jobbers" who moved into the countryside and surrounded their land with mantraps, conducting a "sort of warfare against everything around them".
A good chunk of the Simpsons' act consists of Ms. Simpson prowling the dining room and conducting a sort of rudimentary geographical survey — "Spain is in the house, y'all!
