Sentence examples for could have orchestrated from inspiring English sources

Silver says that no one but Rubenstein could have orchestrated that meeting.

Not so long ago the Bank of England could have orchestrated a rescue by Britain's top banks.

Only a genius could have orchestrated the evening through the beauty, integrity and imagination of a score that was as impossibly beguiling as the spectacle before us.

This is why it seems at least plausible that elements within the Iranian regime could have orchestrated this to hurt him, with the goal of eventually pushing him out of power.

ONLY Gustavo A. Cisneros could have orchestrated such a scene: President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and President Jiang Zemin of China joined Julio Iglesias in singing a few verses of "When I Left Cuba" during Mr. Jiang's visit here last year.

This was massive popular discontent that no single political force could have orchestrated," she says.

If you were trying to get the college football system torn up and thrown out, you couldn't have orchestrated the end of this season any more persuasively.

The upshot – something that even the most visionary marketing guru couldn't have orchestrated – is that in its new identity The Wilderness is a smash.

This was not because Lenny couldn't have orchestrated the show, but because no composers for Broadway musicals have time to do so unless they do it in advance of rehearsals (as opera composers do).

Parker was quoted: "But it's really like a publicist couldn't have orchestrated this any better for us.

What I've started doing in these past several years is allowing the people who I love and trust to deal with that, but I also know that I have been taken care of in a very powerful way by the universe, and given things I could never have orchestrated in a million years.