Sentence examples for conducting a couple from inspiring English sources

In November he made his only venture into conducting, conducting a couple of his own works in Gorky; otherwise he declined to conduct, citing nerves and ill health as his reasons.

Doorway to Design will conduct a couple of two-and-a-half-hour, $17 tours of interior-design showrooms, next Wednesday and Saturday, March 5 and 8.

However, a Washington Post-ABC News poll conducted a couple of weeks ago also differs markedly from the new Quinnipiac survey.

FM & AF — We have conducted a couple of case studies in this area, always focusing on aggregate data rather than single individuals.

Reading the piece Babbage was reminded of a "scientific" fuel-economy test Mr Clarkson and his mates conducted a couple of years ago.

In an odd experiment conducted a couple of years ago, two social psychologists, Janice Templeton and Mark Leary, wired subjects with facial-temperature sensors and put them on one side of a one-way mirror.

Bill James, a senior adviser who was brought in by the new regime, conducted a couple of studies to try to measure, among other things, the effect of Ramirez's quirks—his tendency to glare at badly hit balls without running to first, his sporadic inability in the field to follow the arc of a fly ball.

Bill James, a senior adviser who was brought in by the new regime, conducted a couple of studies to try to measure, among other things, the effect of Ramirez's quirks — his tendency to glare at badly hit balls without running to first, his sporadic inability in the field to follow the arc of a fly ball.

Alder's collaborators conducted a couple of tests in animals, but that was about it.

(I took a class from Elliott when I was in college, and also conducted a couple of interviews for the site in its early days).

Schwartz lays it out in the exclusive video interview above, which he conducted a couple weeks ago with TechCrunchIT editor Steve Gillmor.