Sentence examples for he generally conducts from inspiring English sources

He generally conducts two operas and a concert each season in Rome, although because of the Verdi anniversary in 2013, the 200th of his birth, this season Mr. Muti will have done three: "Simon Boccanegra" last fall, "Foscari," and "Nabucco" in the summer.

He generally conducted without a score, the better to maintain eye-contact with his players.

Nonetheless, they generally conduct religious services, assist at Bar Mitzvah, and are present at funerals and sometimes circumcisions.

He lies repeatedly to the long-suffering Inspector Hackett, he gets drunk, sobers up, goes on the wagon, tumbles off the wagon, and generally conducts himself as the genre requires.

The auditor generally conducts two types of investigations: criminal -- it has the power to arrest individuals -- and administrative.

He notes that the board can generally conduct such a transaction without a vote of the co-op's shareholders.

Generally conducting with a violin bow, he premiered works by Rossini, Giacomo Meyerbeer, Fromental Halévy, and Berlioz, drawing praise for the integrity of his interpretation and the uniform bowing of his string section.

In many Polynesian societies, the chief was the person of highest status, yet he was often regarded by his people and generally conducted himself as merely "first among equals".

He began with a critique of the way in which sociobiological research was generally conducted (my italics): Paradoxically, the greatest snare in sociobiological reasoning is the ease with which it is conducted.

Nevertheless, the actual sessions are generally conducted only in English.

Today, secure mental healthcare is generally conducted in purpose-built hospitals.