Sentence examples for learn to conduct from inspiring English sources
Bran Stark, watching Djawadi learn to conduct the string section of the New York Philharmonic.
In the last decade Pyongyang sent 17 students to the renowned University of Music and Performing Arts to learn to conduct.
WE tend to think of the alphabet as just a tool, a 26-piece kit we use to learn, to conduct business and, perhaps, to fall in love.
It would be wonderful if we could learn to conduct foreign policy in a more Hippocratic style, but in any event, here the stakes are too high for passivity.
Looking at the long sweep of university history, it is possible to extract several distinct claims about what higher education does to and for students: in existential terms (how students come to be); in epistemological terms (how they think and appraise information); in behavioural terms (how they learn to conduct themselves); and in positional terms (both through competition and collaboration).
No, if you wish to exude the allure of Frenchwomen from Gigi to Jeanne Moreau to Charlotte Gainsbourg, you must learn to conduct yourself as if you were being surveilled by a critical Parisian matron — the sort of woman who would arch an eyebrow in horror if she caught you rooting in a can of Pringles, or sauntering to the mailbox in leggings and a T-shirt.
But everyone holds a baton and learns to conduct in a two-four patoern thethe recorded rhythms of John Philip Sousa, Beethoven and Bizet.
That means News International goes deep into market research of the sort James learned to conduct while running Sky.
He had learned to conduct an abortion procedure, manual vacuum aspiration, with a plastic suction device and to counsel the woman on contraceptive use.
He learned to conduct and studied with classical musicians, a process he continued after demobilisation in Los Angeles, under the GI bill.
HE has learned to conduct his life with the same speed and determination with which he steers his motorized wheelchair along the narrow corridors of the prefecture.
