Sentence examples for played conducted from inspiring English sources

The task force, formed last June by Gov. David A. Paterson to examine confrontations between officers and the role that race might have played, conducted what it said it believed was the first "nationwide, systematic review of mistaken-identity, police-on-police shootings" by an independent panel outside of law enforcement.

A brief description of all role plays conducted during the module was shown to students on power point slides while filling the questionnaire.

By playing, conducting, studying, and composing he gained the musical knowledge, practical experience, and facility in composing that were to be vital when he assumed the musical directorship of Frankfurt am Main (1712 21) and Hamburg (1721 67).

He has written all kinds of music, from contemporary classical to big band, and hopes to survive by composing, playing, conducting, producing, whatever comes to hand.All of them know that new music is not a road to riches.

They were then given some templates of risk assessment tools and asked to role-play conducting a risk assessment.

The more obscure tiebreakers, from the tournament's official competition rules, section 8.07: Position in the UEFA national team ranking system (don't ask!); Fair play conduct of the teams (final tournament); Drawing of lots.

For many years and for most golfers, the standard code of playing conduct has, in theory at least, been the Rules of Golf as governed in this country by the United States Golf Association.

The recent American work is William Bolcom's "View From the Bridge," based on the Arthur Miller play, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies (Dec. 5).

"This massacre that took place in Port Said tonight is only one scene in this ongoing play conducted, directed and executed by SCAF, our present day Pharaohs".

(On Saturday there was fine orchestral playing, conducted with panache by Clotilde Otranto; the score has some especially striking percussion dimensions).

Ben McGlynn's long-range goal to open proceedings was little more than a false dawn for the Swans, with the next period of play conducted almost exclusively in Hawthorn's half.