Sentence examples for nearly conducted from inspiring English sources

All right, he was born in Leningrad (now St . Petersburg, where he studied with Ilya Musin, hobnobbed with leading musicians and very nearly conducted the Leningrad Philharmonic while still a conservatory student, except that his concert was canceled because of his reputation as a free thinker.

Mothers gossip about their children's teachers and where to take the kids for vacation — typical affluent parental chatter, but here it's nearly all conducted in French.

A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-9 New Jersey Troopers Slow Searches of Vehicles State troopers along the southern segment of the New Jersey Turnpike have nearly stopped conducting the kind of highway vehicle searches that are the focus of charges of racial profiling against them.

Unlike the current modern state of Switzerland, which operates under a federal government, the thirteen states were nearly independent, conducting their own domestic and foreign affairs.

Hynes spends most days in this park and has conducted nearly every interview he's done in promotion of his third Blood Orange record, Freetown Sound, here.

Moreover, some of the items about fathers' participation were derived from studies conducted nearly 15 years ago and in a different cultural setting [ 12, 42].

Milwaukee police conducted nearly 200,000 stops in 2015, almost three times as many stops conducted in 2007 and affecting about a third of the city's overall population, according to the lawsuit.

In November, Americans conducted nearly 2.8 billion searches on YouTube, about 200 million more than on Yahoo, according to comScore.

A follow-up series of observations, conducted nearly every night from January 19th to March 31st of this year, confirmed it.

He conducted nearly as many interviews in two days this week as during a two-month stretch earlier this year.

As Putnam and Silva note, Silva conducted nearly all of the interviews Putnam uses in his book.