Sentence examples for as orchestrated with from inspiring English sources
As orchestrated with an airy emphasis on flutes and bell sounds by Larry Hochman and conducted by Paul Masse, the four-member band shepherds each segment on a journey from sunshine to twilight.
"So if we don't have a voice that is equally as orchestrated with arguments that are at least equally as compelling, then governments are going to be taking very timid decisions and they're not going to be tipping the scale".
No, the XK's real clincher is the fact that the engine hasn't been so much tuned as orchestrated, with all sorts of pipes and tubes set up, thrillingly, to pump the resulting purrs, growls and roars - plus a sprinkling of intake and exhaust noise - directly into the cabin.
The coverage of the Olympics is as orchestrated as ever; it just flows with more style than it has before.
Jon Pareles of The New York Times described the band's songs as "stately anthems orchestrated with full late-psychedelic pomp: fuzz-toned guitar strumming, rippling keyboards, brawny drumbeats".
The high profile collaborations that the store has orchestrated, with brands as wide-ranging as Hermès, Pez, Balenciaga and BMW, are slated to continue until the day the store closes this winter: Sacai in September, Thom Browne in October, Chanel in November, and, finally, Saint Laurent.
As always, the mood is orchestrated with a sure touch.
Although the AP does do highly selective deals–such as the ones it has orchestrated with AOL and Yahoo it prefers to create product lines that help give a leg up to its members rather than to wily web competitors who may choose to usurp the traditional role of newspapers as information providers.
Rolling Stone described the song as a "more roundly shaped tune orchestrated with this same love of junk and command of finesse".
Keep in mind that earlier in the episode, she murdered a bunch of Freys as revenge for the Red Wedding (which was orchestrated with the Lannisters).
The protests, which were orchestrated with discipline and theatrical flair, began as a defense of Mr. Estrada but mutated into a shrill attack on Mrs. Arroyo.
