Sentence examples for history conducted from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't understand what Weber was up to," he said in an oral history conducted by Caltech in 2000.

As Seigenthaler recalled in an oral history conducted in the nineteen-seventies, Booker's message was succinct: "Man, it's real shit down here," Booker said.

In a 2008 oral history, conducted and transcribed by the New York Preservation Archive Project, she said: Well, the commission was new; relatively new.

In an interview for an oral history conducted in 1992, he recalled his first experiences working with Paul A. Volcker, a deputy of his at the Treasury, who would go on to be a chairman of the Federal Reserve.

"It's just a small error, but that error made it possible for him to prove that it couldn't work," Dr. Glaser said of the bubble chamber in an oral history conducted by the Bancroft Library at Berkeley.

Getting the tape to Al Jazeera in time for it to be shown alongside live coverage of the American airstrikes was an act of breathtaking audacity by a man facing what is likely to become the biggest manhunt in history, conducted by the world's greatest military power.

But I wouldn't be able to bill much for that visit based on my documentation: I didn't review her medical or family history, conduct a review of organ systems or perform a physical exam.

How did historians of various periods in human history conduct their study and presentation of history?

Best for: When you can't get in to see your doctor, a PA can take a comprehensive health history, conduct a thorough physical examination, make a diagnosis, and set up a treatment plan.

Users are able to "navigate the psychological state of high priestess Iphigenia" through the interactive drawing feature developed by Champagne Valentine, which yields dark, textured voodoo motifs of blood and bones as you are serenaded by haunting operatic reflections on Iphigenia's gruesome history conducting human sacrifices.

Physicians have the expertise to collect a detailed history, conduct a physical and neurological examination to rule out other causes of motor coordination.