Sentence examples for going to orchestrate from inspiring English sources
"They said, 'We are going to orchestrate this thing.
"I think nobody really doubts it secretly, but we're afraid of the consequences because how are we going to orchestrate our lives?
If the Fed is actually going to orchestrate this deal, they and the Bush administration should bear the responsibility for pushing it through without upending Delaware and its well-reasoned doctrine and rules of law.
There were also tussles over who was going to orchestrate the occasion, as well as instances where they both tried to single out people in the audience at the same time.
If you were going to orchestrate a poet's reputation, the biography would come out after a hefty selection of the poet's letters, perhaps, and certainly after a big, career-capping volume of the poet's collected work.
I swear someone told me they were going to orchestrate this exact series of threats some time ago in order to help me to tell my story about an America that none of you should be proud of, an America I was working on writing about as a participant in policy development and an America whose evil I have been subjected to.
There's a hearty laugh from the room and Brabeck-Letmathe goes to orchestrate enthusiasm for business in Africa.
"I think that's the way they're going to have to orchestrate explosive chunk plays," Cosell said.
Many Cambodians responded by joining a Communist resistance, which led to the rise of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, a bloodthirsty guerrilla group that went on to orchestrate a genocide that resulted in the deaths of 1.7 million people between 1975 and 1979, when the group was pushed out of power by Vietnamese forces.
Nevertheless, it was no small achievement, and in 1898 Beer went on to orchestrate one of the great scoops of the decade: Major Esterhazy's confession of the forgery of the letters that had falsely convicted Alfred Dreyfus of treason in France.
