William Carvalho hit Raphaël Guerreiro down the left and he engineered a one-two with Nani before finding Ronaldo.
He found Anthony Martial, who engineered a one-two with Juan Mata, and when the Frenchman crossed Marcus Rashford dummied and there was Rooney to make it 1-0 with an 18th goal of the campaign.
This month, the People's bank of China, the country's central bank, engineered a one-day fall of almost 1% of the value of the renminbi, apparently a warning that Beijing would resume its efforts to cheapen its currency.
For NEJM subscribers who may have missed the original article last October in Science, Scripps Research Institute's Dr. Daniel R. Salomon describes how researchers at Harvard "genetically engineered a one-step inactivation of more than 60 copies of PERV, thereby reducing the infectious risk from PERVs by three orders of magnitude".
His real objective - as was Gordon Brown's four years ago - is to engineer a one-on-one with the leader of the opposition.
Darren Fletcher prodded the ball to Wayne Rooney for the latter to engineer a one-two with the Scot.
Here, we demonstrate a facile synthetic strategy to engineer a one-dimensional (1D) hierarchically ordered mesoporous TiO2 nanofiber bundles (TBs) by using low-cost natural collagen fibers as the biotemplate.
The researchers' goal was to engineer a one-way flow of energy between two of these vibrational modes.
"You some kinda gaylord?" He'd known the Harts' schedule so well that he was able to engineer a pity pickup one season.
Genetic engineering, nanotechnology, astrophysics, particle physics: We live in an engineered world, one where the distinctions between science and engineering, technology and research, are fast disappearing.
"The identity of a Turk was very much an engineered one in order to form a unified nation," he added.
