Sentence examples for at orchestrating from inspiring English sources

"Ed was a master at orchestrating all of the feelings correctly," Mr. Gere said.

Rosenthal learned this early on from Gonzalez, a maestro at orchestrating press coverage.

After a few more attempts at orchestrating the moment, McTeer said, "Let's try this".

And the director, Antoine Fuqua, is skilled at orchestrating both hand-to-hand mayhem and large-scale explosions.

Both works attest to impeccable skills at orchestrating color and pattern while moving between two and three dimensions.

Lewton's screenwriters, Curt Siodmak and Ardel Wray, knew how to make the occult and the psychological converge, while Tourneur, a master at orchestrating shadowy forms, gave supernatural doings the force of poetic justice.

Gilford is equally at ease orchestrating large groups of people, say, directing videos for Casey Spooner or Robyn, as he is working solo.

Neither featured quarterback Sunday had started a game since the 2005 season, when Boller was the Ravens' fair-haired gunslinger and Clemens was at Oregon, orchestrating one of the nation's most productive offenses.

Reality TV shows are at moments orchestrated, and at other times you just don't know what's going to happen, and when the group works together and pays attention, you can see and get the most wonderful responses and catch actions from real people that are very honest.

But Mr. Park's jittery posture reflects the peculiarity of the elaborate ceremony — called kaiseki — that he's orchestrating at Rosanjin.

Mr. Kapon stood at the lectern, orchestrating the bidding as people dined on a four-course lunch, the selections including white tuna poached in extra virgin olive oil and bread-crusted red snapper with basil-scented tomato consommé.