Sentence examples for tradition of conducting from inspiring English sources
But the substitution was a sharp break from his tradition of conducting all major Easter Week celebrations.
Two investment banks, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, continued a tradition of conducting company drives organized by first- and second-year associates.
It was the first time that so many members of the Sacred College of Cardinals participated in last rites for a pope and the outdoor ceremony broke with Vatican tradition of conducting papal funerals inside St. Peter's.
Yesterday, instead of continuing his tradition of conducting the three-hour Good Friday meditation at St . Patricks, the cardinal "spent the day with the priests he lives with, having a quiet day and abstaining from eating meat," Mr. Zwilling said.
That project occupied Mr. Smith and his ensemble for seven years, and he maintained the tradition of conducting a Bach cantata every Sunday as part of the church's worship service.
The screaming-monkey wreath was the brainchild of Gabe Sebastian, whose family has a tradition of conducting a Christmas morning lottery in which one family member produces, and another wins, the "door prize".
Our navies have strong traditions of conducting defence diplomacy and helping other countries build capacity to face their own challenges, including in intelligence and counter-terrorism.
Moberg said Alagappan's generosity with his idea continued the long tradition of science being conducted for the benefit of society.
Indian and Chinese historians have their own intellectual traditions in conducting historical research and explanation; a global history is one that pays attention to the insights and arguments of these traditions.
People raised in all the different branches of Judaism — Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, Reconstructionist — come to Seaside Community, and the services vary depending upon the tradition of the lay leader conducting them, as there is no rabbi.
Adam Goodheart says America has a long tradition of punishing homosexual conduct ("The Ghosts of Jamestown," Op-Ed, July 3).
