Sentence examples for had to coordinate from inspiring English sources

Then Ms. Kothari had to coordinate the dancers.

That meant the euro area had to coordinate a unanimous solution.

For anyone to get any treats, they all had to coordinate their activity and show restraint.

"I was playing left defensive halfback, and I thought someone really had to coordinate us back there," Landry would recall.

"I was playing left defensive halfback, and I thought someone really had to coordinate us back there," Landry recalled.

He had to coordinate its release, which he did very well – despite being a big Arsenal fan.

"You have to coordinate everything according to this single criterion.

But we still have to coordinate with other government and parties about the details.

You have to coordinate sometimes the silos of the establishment and bring them together.

A commander has to coordinate disparate units from several countries, and diplomacy is needed, he said.

That means the airports have to coordinate inbound and outbound flights in an elaborately choreographed dance.