Sentence examples for I would orchestrate from inspiring English sources

All my friends had cable, so I would orchestrate any opportunity to spend the night at friends' houses so that I could get my television fix.

I would orchestrate trades to secure these rarely offered fresh fruits, and usually I could get myself five slices of melon total.

I fully get the point that, yes, this is logical, but does this mean the state itself would orchestrate a campaign against a private film company to try to stop the movie ?

It would orchestrate change, enforce standards, invest in better management and channel funding from the government.

Her son, Dr. McDaniel, decided he would orchestrate the use of the most advanced techniques of gene sequencing and analysis to take on her cancer.

A bigger step would be for Congress to pass a bill that would orchestrate the development of interoperability and privacy standards for consumer health products and actively promote the industry at home and abroad.

His refusal to work with the prime minister comes after a report in the Sunday Times newspaper that Mr Cameron would orchestrate a "choreographed" row with the French government over the EU.

Senior American officials themselves were struggling to explain why the Quds Force, an elite international operations unit within Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, would orchestrate such a risky attack in so amateurish a manner.

"Even in the case of Long-Term Capital and Continental Illinois, they would orchestrate a deal by calling together the commercial banks under their authority" and jawbone them into reaching a solution, said Charles R. Geisst, a Wall Street historian at Manhattan College.

The Syrians, he said, told his father that they would orchestrate campaigns against him unless he paid up.

As G. K. Venkatesh's assistant, Ilaiyaraaja would orchestrate the melodic outlines developed by Venkatesh.