Sentence examples for he conducted for from inspiring English sources
At the seminars he conducted for CCNY graduate students he would be enthusiastically applauded.
Edwards told me that every morning, at the roll call he conducted for his workers, several war vets showed up.
Bradley Schlaggar, a pediatric neurologist and a professor at Washington University in St . Louis told me about an experiment that he conducted for his Ph.D.
Andrew Fastow, the former chief financial officer, resigned, and the Securities and Exchange Commission asked for information about the transactions he conducted for the partnerships he headed.
The disparate effect on minority women has a host of causes, according to landlords, housing lawyers and Mr. Desmond's research, which he conducted for his doctoral dissertation.
Director Rodney Ascher estimates that he used only 10% of the interviews he conducted for Room 237, his riveting documentary on The Shining and its afterlife, presumably for fear of getting lost in the maze.
He had gone to the Greenpoint church while researching sites for walking tours he conducts for the American Guild of Organists, and happened to take a close look at the parlor fireplace.
Today, Mr. Sjoberg, 59, a senior curator at the museum, uses his houses, built between 1680 and 1830, for his workshops on architectural restoration, a program he conducts for Stockholm University.
Mr. Sarett, the president of ALC Environmental, based in Manhattan, which did one set of tests, said investigations he conducts for landlords and tenants often find complicating factors beyond paint, especially diet.
Vulpone, in his eighth year coaching at Ardsley, has invested in the team with a youth program he conducts for the town's elementary schoolchildren, and it has paid off.
Sansom has gone on to write additional historically persuasive Tudor mysteries featuring Matthew Shardlake, a hunchbacked lawyer prone to "melancholy humors," whose official court duties are interrupted by the investigations he conducts for influential patrons.
