Sentence examples for idea of conducting from inspiring English sources

It was love at first sight – both with the idea of conducting and with Lenny himself.

"The very idea of conducting all these orchestras when I was 18, 19, early 20s, it was ridiculous but interesting in a freakish way," he said.

They said they hoped to establish direct, secure telecommunication between military leadership and were exploring the idea of conducting joint exercises in a third country.

The idea of conducting more performance reviews doesn't sound like something that would catch on, but more and more companies are doing just that.

She said the key donors -- led by the United States, Canada, Brazil, the European Union and France -- were trying the "novel idea" of conducting a needs-assessment study before planning and then raising the necessary funds.

The ensuing trials, though not without their flaws, largely fulfilled this lofty promise, standing as a monument to the rule of law and the very idea of conducting public trials for war criminals.

During that time, he worked with several musicians, including pianist/composer Horace Tapscott and drummer Charles Moffett, who introduced him to the basic idea of conducted improvisations.

Mr. Hastings's attempt to address the issue falls into the category of business method patents -- ideas for ways of conducting businesses, like one-click ordering online, rather than tangible inventions.

LinkedIn members are savvy, educated professionals who are constantly looking for new and original ideas and ways of conducting business.

Back when Morris made his request, the idea of Congress conducting investigations was new, but not entirely novel.

Why was there such a set of quotes from eminent men querying the idea of Marin Alsop conducting the Last Night of the Proms?" Kelly said.