Sentence examples for conductor call from inspiring English sources

In fact, the best way to send mail to Ukraine is to go to the railway station, hand the envelope to the conductor, call your counterpart in Ukraine, and tell them what train it will be arriving on.

Twenty minutes later, the conductor called out Providence.

A burly, mustachioed conductor called out, "Here's to a woman President — and soon!" Everybody cheered.

Valery Gergiev, the Met's principal guest conductor, calls him a symbol of the "victorious spirit" of the opera.

He sounded more like a pun-loving comedian than a conductor, calling it the "apple of my eye".

A few seconds later he added, with the rhythmic precision of an orchestra conductor calling in the kettledrums, "It should be coming — right... now".

The coincidence seemed too great to be other than a macabre stunt, if a highly unlikely one — but the conductor called out, "Richard!

His Symphony No 1, premiered in 1978 by a boy-wonder conductor called Simon Rattle, caused such a shock that the event was reported on news bulletins.

"I'm sure when the conductor calls out those stops, he was recalling his own experience, not having some researcher look them up".

The police said the man and woman were tricked into believing that the bus was part of the city's public fleet: one of the suspects was posing as a conductor, calling out for passengers.

And they did, a dozen stations later, at Queensboro Plaza, when a conductor called in a report for which there is no transit code: There was a shark in Car 8994.