Sentence examples for soon conducting from inspiring English sources

With their guidance, Dr. Frenkel was soon conducting groundbreaking research.

An innovator, she was soon conducting regular meetings of teachers to demonstrate new methods.

As soon as Brannon received the letter, he applied for a permit to visit Noriega in prison, according to the ministry program, which goes by the acronym A.R.M. Brannon and another minister, the Rev. Rudy Hernandez of San Antonio, were soon conducting weekly religious instruction sessions, according to a 1991 story in the New York Times, which backs up some of the A.R.M. account.

With some of the boardroom polish of a postgovernment career, Mr. Cheney smoothly marshaled his arguments for the Republican ticket in a debate that the two men were soon conducting more as a civil, even restful discussion than anything approaching tooth-and-claw politics.

So much so, that he was soon conducting them himself.

He and the trustees are in the process of drawing up a list of candidates and will soon conduct interviews.

State regulators soon conducted an extensive examination of the company and found that it was not complying with the rules.

In an economic crisis that is beginning to affect the sports world, the Jets will soon conduct a financial referendum on how dearly their fans value the franchise.

But recent predictions that North Korea may soon conduct a nuclear test explosion have led the South Koreans to join the United States and Japan in issuing stiffer warnings to the North.

Russia increased its support for Uzbekistan, announcing that it would soon conduct joint military exercises with the Uzbeks, the first of their kind since Uzbekistan broke from the Soviet Union in 1991.

On May 2nd, as a U.S. carrier-strike group cruised the waters off the Korean peninsula, anticipating that North Korea might soon conduct a sixth nuclear test, Pyongyang's propagandists were ready with an apocalyptic prediction.