Sentence examples for about orchestrating from inspiring English sources

Ms Pryce soon set about orchestrating his downfall.

Instead of arguing, Nair set about orchestrating her escape.

It's about orchestrating the streams of data flowing across the internet into a compelling use in one form or another.

That iguana-phobia had lingered into adulthood, and returning to the Parque Seminario with her mother was "not only about orchestrating a memory," Ms. Miranda-Rivadeneira said, but also.

Or about orchestrating a clutch double hack-weight takeout?

It's more about orchestrating the message and getting it adopted".

China has offered a reward of $7,700 for information about anyone orchestrating the immolations.

In the 70s, dinner parties were less about food than orchestrating a grand social spectacle: the more extravagant your dishes, the better.

After starting the Who, he often sought advice from his father-in-law – who "displayed no snobbery about the fact that his son-in-law was in a snotty pop group" – about arranging and orchestrating.

They are talking about carefully orchestrated and choreographed extravaganzas that can easily shoot up to six figures.

While its work has already engaged the Hindu community on a national scale, it is about to orchestrate something more ambitious -- something that might best be understood as the debut of the Hindu community on the national stage.