Sentence examples for as one orchestrated from inspiring English sources

This allowed Saddam to frame the uprising as one orchestrated by Iran, not disgruntled Iraqis with real grievance against the regime.

A28 One Man's War With Gay Unions It is easy to think of the campaign to ban same-sex marriage as a recent phenomenon, one orchestrated by prominent Christian conservatives and Republican Party officials.

Instead, Ms. Pelosi interviews her acerbic colleagues about their insular, repetitive lives, as they all traipse from one orchestrated event to another.

Come as one.

As one participant said, "I orchestrated my own handover".

But Hiller's film, or son et lumière, as one might call it, orchestrating tales of paranormal sightings with unearthly sounds (all of them natural, nonetheless) and multicoloured screen interference, feels like a repetition of a lifelong theme too far.

Plod on as one.

Conventional studies on design process consider creativity as one big 'big event' (the 'aha' moment) orchestrated by an individual designer.

New England's 30-27 victony on Sunday over New Orleans may qualify as one of the best they have ever orchestrated.

In announcing the moves, Levine insisted that Steinbrenner was not orchestrating the trades, saying the officials were working "in unison, as one, together".

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