Sentence examples for has orchestrated a from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gillick has orchestrated a highly distilled architectural environment.
From time to time, however, the choreographer Mark Morris has orchestrated a rapprochement.
There were cries of "She is decimating our tourist industry" and "This outsider has orchestrated a campaign to shame India".
His base within the party is slight, and some resent the way in which he has orchestrated a closeness to Mr Hollande.
"I'm pretty amazed by him," said Ludo Lefebvre, the French cook who has orchestrated a series of popular pop-up restaurants.
It has orchestrated a national television and radio advertising blitz, dispatched volunteers to Washington to meet with lawmakers and worked to organize grass-roots support at local levels.
While Brown has orchestrated an ensemble curtain call, one of her performers deserves a solo spotlight.
Director Casey Nicholaw, who helmed the incomparable The Drowsy Chaperone and co-directed The Book of Mormon, has orchestrated an evening of silly, high-energy fun.
They disagreed on whether he had orchestrated a cover-up.
Not so long ago the Bank of England could have orchestrated a rescue by Britain's top banks.
Denton and Morris have orchestrated a vast array of sources into a nuanced indictment.
