Sentence examples similar to Orchestrated lectures from inspiring English sources

For 45 minutes, Mr. Brownworth deftly orchestrated lecture, discussion and archival photographs to evoke Rockefeller in both his rapacious capitalism and social conscience.

Orchestrated Alibaba, Good Technology and Altiris deals.

Mrs. Prokop has been active in helping the School of Medicine plan and orchestrate a series of very successful lectures, symposiums and social events in her hometown of Greenwich CT.

That seems to be Felber's point — he spends much of "Schrödinger's Ball" lecturing on randomness, and how seemingly orchestrated events only appear so in retrospect — but pure happenstance doesn't provide the satisfying click that a comic novel demands.

Rather than lecture, I mostly orchestrate collective engagement, whether the topic at hand is the multiple meanings of Anglo-American "common law" or the early-twentieth- century invention of the multidivisional corporation.

"It was orchestrated, methodical".

Other impresarios orchestrated it.

Other events were carefully orchestrated.

It orchestrated a private purgatory.

He lectured on the Lincoln assassination, received letters of support from Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, obtained resolutions in state legislatures backing his cause and even orchestrated a bumper-sticker campaign proclaiming "Free Dr. Mudd".

"Now, that's not orchestrated".