Sentence examples for returned to conducting from inspiring English sources

Navalny returned to conducting stinging investigations of corruption involving officials from Putin's inner circle.

Despite these Israeli moves, each of the major militant groups quickly returned to conducting suicidal bombings or shooting attacks.

In the end, Furtwängler was officially denazified in 1946, and he returned to conducting until his death in 1954.

James Levine, who returned to conducting this season after back surgery, plans to lead the Boston Symphony Orchestra in performances of the Berlioz Requiem and Mahler's Symphony No. 5, along with a student performance of Debussy's opera "Pelléas et Mélisande" at the Tanglewood music festival next summer, officials there said on Monday.

Founded in 2000, the CPO was heard at the Barbican five years later; Yu, meanwhile, returned to conduct the BBC Symphony last year.

His long association with ENO was marked in October 2009 when he returned to conduct Britten's The Turn of the Screw.

But Mr. Eschenbach returned to conduct in 1978, and he has developed a soft spot for the trains, as do most visitors to the lovely setting on the shore of Lake Michigan, 25 miles north of Chicago.

Mr. Holt said in a recent interview that his first doubts came after anthrax was found in his Congressional office in October 2001 but investigators never returned to conduct systematic testing to trace the path of the anthrax spores.

Things brightened remarkably, however, when Gilbert returned to conduct Ravel's Suite No. 2 from the ballet "Daphnis et Chloé," one of the great orchestral favorites, which Lindberg, in his own composition, had nodded to an hour earlier.

The sole distinction of Peter Martins's coldly schematic "River of Light" (1998) is Charles Wuorinen's score, which the composer himself (celebrating his 70th birthday) returned to conduct: the sonorities for strings, percussion and piano were riveting.

Kosovo is not the only nation where former officials have returned to conduct business — Iraq is another example — but it presents an extreme case, and perhaps a special ethical quandary, given the outsize American influence here.