Sentence examples for instead to conduct from inspiring English sources
He seemed instead to conduct a continuous series of formal and informal audiences and a nightly soiree of receptions, banquets, music, dancing, movies, and wayang.
Lunceford himself was a competent musician, but he rarely performed with the band (his flute passage on "Liza" is his only recorded solo), preferring instead to conduct.
The Taliban have described their pullback as a tactical retreat, saying that fighters have gone to the city of Kandahar instead to conduct bombings and rocket attacks like those Saturday night outside the prison and the police station.
In this performance he wisely refrained from calling attention to himself or trying to make a big impression, content instead to conduct the beguiling score with suppleness, pliant lyricism and geniality.
"The authority heard about the pomegranate from a witness in the investigation," he says, adding that the museum was asked to take the relic to the IAA but refused, negotiating instead to conduct its own analysis.
He resists scepticism about American creative courses and describes how he banishes critical theory texts about texts from the seminar room, preferring, instead, to conduct his class through a line-by-line reading of the classics - Pride and Prejudice, Daniel Deronda, The Portrait of a Lady.
David Prior, the CQC's chairman, told the Guardian his body did not want to merge with Monitor and instead wanted to conduct more joint inspections with it as part of a beefed-up programme of hospital scrutiny.
At 12 25, the two cruisers were ordered to move into the Bight and support the cruiser, but at 14 06, München was instead ordered to conduct reconnaissance out to the north-east of Heligoland.
He instead stayed home to conduct a high-level meeting of his close military and political aides on Thursday morning.
In Missouri, Mr. Lakin said he had begun making spot-checks of insurance companies instead of waiting to conduct full reviews every three years.
Instead, he plans to conduct more research and expand on another passion, paying for college preparatory science and math education for disadvantaged teenagers.
