Sentence examples for bid to orchestrate from inspiring English sources

Despite his failed bid to orchestrate a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, was he not right to try?

In addition to designing the soundtrack for hit shows like "$100,000 Pyramid", the duo notably won a highly competitive bid to orchestrate the original music for BBC America's standout series "Planet Earth II".

It said: Although consortium bids may be tricky to orchestrate in the current environment, we think that the valuation upside on offer makes the argument more persuasive.

Also, Publicis is still digesting its acquisition of Bcom3, an American agency and Havas is a big company to swallow.Mr Bolloré may have hoped to orchestrate a bidding war between WPP and Publicis.

Havas had seemed a perfect raider target: undervalued, having lost €396m in 2003, but needing little more than a shake-up at the top.Mr Bolloré may have hoped to orchestrate a bidding war.

Other potential buyers are likely to be deterred by the difficulty of unwinding the alliance, so the seller is usually unable to orchestrate a bidding process to drive up the acquisition price.

Messaging app Tango has made further layoffs as new CEO Eric Setton continues to orchestrate changes in a bid to transform the struggling company's fortunes.

After the initial $34 billion offer in February, the government tried to orchestrate a white-knight bid from Barcelona Gas Natural SDG, encouraged Madrid construction company Acciona to take a minority stake in Endesa and presented a laundry list of conditions for its approval of the deal.

Lord Mandelson tried to orchestrate a mass resignation of the three mainstream Labour leadership candidates to halt Jeremy Corbyn's bid for power, it emerged last night.

You have to orchestrate your moves".

Fortunately, I learned how to orchestrate.