At the end of the show, they all fall madly down in a pile of hay, and Mr. Lagerfeld, taking his final tour of the set, stops before them as if to signal he has orchestrated everything.
It orchestrated everything from the price and terms of loans to market research and customer service support.
He could hear, a few doors down, the voice of the then deputy head of the Egyptian secret service: Major General Mohamed Abdel Salam [el-Mahgoub], who was the man who orchestrated everything, had preceded us to Libya.
Students put aside chatter to communicate intensely about the films on computer chat lines they created, shared pizza at one another's houses while working and orchestrated everything from camera shots to costumes, she said.
"For me, it's the opposite of a large production," says the man who's orchestrated everything from the Met's Costume Institute gala to the Plaza Hotel's coming Grand Reopening Celebration and other intimate soirees.
It helps the whole offensive line when you have a guy as definitive as he is to orchestrate everything".
Before the show he spent hours backstage orchestrating everything from the make-up to the lighting design - and, as he went round, with his nervous fastidiousness, he'd be reassuring the models, correcting their walk, touching them, patting their cheeks.
But when you have Carmelo on the floor and Amar'e, then crunch time, hard times, and Chauncey kind of orchestrating everything, it's going to be nice".
Is there any "reality" in that reality competition or is Simon Cowell orchestrating everything?
