81.   He studied piano, conducting with Igor Markevich and, yes, singing, debuting as baritone but soon developing full-fledged tenor status.

82.   He was a man who conducted himself with great drama.

83.   He studied conducting with Hans Swarowsky in Vienna, Austria, and composition with Bruno Maderna and Franco Donatoni in Darmstadt, Germany.

84.   He suggests, in portentous asides to the reader, that some sort of Darwinian experiment is being conducted with the students.

85.   He will, however, continue to participate in post-sleep surveys of his performance, which will be conducted with a laptop computer.

86.   He said he had seen videotapes of interviews that documentary film maker Curtis Stewart had conducted with several people connected to the case.

87.   Her three-year project, conducted jointly with professors at Indiana University and the University of Wyoming, looks at campus life at four U.S. schools.

88.   His lessons, conducted with the help of correspondence courses, have been squeezed into limited practice time.

89.   His team will win with defense, he will coach with tenacity and he will conduct himself with class.

90.   How should teachers, ministers, coaches and other adults conduct themselves with children?