Sentence examples for the conductor about from inspiring English sources

The greatest dramatic interest in her ice-cold delivery, however, lay in seeing who would win her contests with the conductor about tempos.

It was a youngish reporter named Burton Bernstein, the brother of the conductor, about whom the less said the better, musically speaking, and as we rode down in the elevator together, after a nod at each other, I had racked my brains in vain, for a conversational remark, and had decided that I would probably never have anything to say to him.

While I was close to the doorway and the conductor, an official interrupted the transfer to say he needed to interview the conductor "about the engineer". He explained that since the engineer had been evacuated via ambulance, an interview would be necessary.

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The achieved Lorentz force on the conductor was about 800 kN/m.

The outer diameter of the former was 35 mm and the outer diameter of the conductor was about 40 mm.

Electric current is passed through the conductor, bringing about a chemical reaction in which the carbon in the coke and silicon in the sand combine to form SiC and carbon monoxide gas.

The conductor went about his business competently and convincingly, neither didactically nor impersonally, always relinquishing center stage to the composer rather than to the performer.

They ended with a medley from "The King and I," but just as the conductor, Dr. Frank Desby, was about to give them the downbeat, a baby started crying, once again reminding us that we were not in the Music Center.

Some DVD's juxtapose the two technologies: the Capriccio disc "Estranged Passengers," about Viktor Ullmann, who composed in Theresienstadt and died in Auschwitz, offers a documentary about Ullmann and films of the conductor James Conlon talking about Ullmann and rehearsing his music on DVD video, and a performance of Ullmann's reconstructed Second Symphony on DVD audio.

The critics, though not all crazy about the production, spoke generally well of Simone Young, the conductor; waxed lyrical about the tenor Johan Botha; and did the house, once something of a joke in the German press, the courtesy of taking it seriously.