Sentence examples for not only conducting from inspiring English sources

By 1982, Fonda was not only conducting classes on film sets and at her own studio; she had released the first of her workout videos, "Workout Challenge".

Through it all, Mr. Volkov was tireless and omnipresent, not only conducting and performing, but also giving informal chats, moving furniture and directing traffic.

Laurent added that he was "delighted to welcome" Tsipras and supported his crusade against austerity that was not only "conducting us into a dead end" but was "anti-democratic".

WHEN Adesola Akinleye glides across the dance studio, her lean, fluid arms curling like ribbon, she is not only conducting her students through a sequence of ballet steps, but perhaps more important, she is also leading them to the brink of self-expression.

As a family physician practicing four blocks from the site of the World Trade Center, I can attest to the fact that people are not only conducting far less business downtown, but they are also forgoing routine and preventive health care.

The new center will serve small companies and academic labs by not only conducting characterization studies, but also pursuing opportunities for scaling up the technological innovations, the latter of which "is the missing piece in the U.S.," he says.

This way, they can not only conduct experiments but also manage chemical inventories and inventions.

To expedite their diplomacy, they not only conducted talks about economic sanctions and Iran's nuclear infractions but also about overall security issues.

By contrast, an antenna gown needs to flow, so it must be made of threads that not only conduct electricity, but are soft and washable.

By that time it had not only conducted a nuclear explosion but also, in July 2006, long- and medium-range missile tests.

The organization, based in Normal, Ill., not only conducts the big annual Bloomington Gold show but also sets the standards for judging how faithfully the entries match factory specifications.