Sentence examples for then conferring from inspiring English sources

Her responsibilities included individual tutoring of Upper School English students, which meant that an average day would find her reading "Frog and Toad Are Friends" with her first-grade group in one period and then conferring with a senior over a knotty "King Lear" paper in the next.

Professional phagocytes of the innate immune system normally destroy invading microorganisms by engulfing them into specialized vacuoles and then conferring microbicidal and degradative capabilities upon the new compartments (Vieira et al., 2002; Underhill, 2005; Haas, 2007).

The justices then conferred by telephone before reaching a decision.

"Breakfast is at eight," they say, then confer.

The Prime Minister listened attentively, then conferred with a general who was in attendance.

The soil would be shipped off the Island for disposal, and the company consultants would then confer with state officials on groundwater.

Fatima then conferred with her friend, making a plan to get counselling services to the fourth-grader and sharing some advice about how to respond to similar calls that were likely to come in.

She put the caller on hold, excitedly clamored for the attention of the control room in New York and then conferred again briefly with her source, asking him how he knew.

They then conferred a Sufi blessing upon each other, and Ashleigh Tanner, the bridegroom's 19-year-old daughter, gave a Bible reading chosen by Vera Brown, his 93-year-old grandmother.

When Ferrari fans e-mail him asking for Mr. Sicard's number, Mr. Yang interviews them first to see if he thinks they're compatible, then confers with Mr. Sicard and, then and only then, passes along the right cars and personalities for a phone consultation.

That political body then confers, by the consent of all the members, authority on a particular institutional arrangement (as long as it is minimally just).