Sentence examples for conductor one from inspiring English sources

On alternately giving the conductor one's bored attention on a tram and "vacantly staring straight ahead", he wrote: "Isn't that nice?

(Mr. Clayton has led his band since 1986 with the drummer Jeff Hamilton, but on Friday he served as the band's announcer, conductor, one of its principal soloists and its featured composer).

From a conductor, one can ask nothing more.

Nonetheless, Levine is a sublime conductor — one of the few living maestros who carry with them an identity in sound.

Two options are considered for the Nb3Sn conductor: one a "wind&react" cable-in-conduit (CICC) with reduced void fraction and rectangular shape.

Mr. Smith is an agile, demonstrative conductor, one who is physically drawn into the music but who doesn't get so carried away as to forget to give cues.

The two groups had clashed for years, with engineers and conductors on one side and maintenance workers on the other.

As for the legions of female orchestral players who end up in liaisons with (male) conductors, one must conclude that their minds were not exclusively fixed on counting bar-lines.

Taking Monteverdi's great 1610 set of Vespers as their example, two conductors (one Italian, one German) have, by happy coincidence, come up with a very similar idea.

The Hartford Symphony will close out it subscription season with concerts at The Bushnell, May 8 and 9, both at 8 p.m. Rounding out the season's roster of guest conductors (one of whom, presumably, will soon emerge as the orchestra's music director elect) is Ransom Wilson, the flutist who is the founding conductor of Solisti New York.

Too often in today's younger conductors, one encounters this kind of affectless expertise; the week before, David Robertson and the National Orchestra of Lyon had presented a veritable autopsy of "The Rite of Spring". This article appears in the print edition of the March 3, 2003, issue.