Sentence examples for into orchestrating from inspiring English sources
It's strange to be in the meek, confused stressed-out skin of Hannah, then have to move into orchestrating the performances".
And Exel helps with Nokia's logistics as well, especially in China and South-East Asia.The more they get into orchestrating the flow of inbound goods, the sequencing of parts delivery and the management of supplier parks for vehicle assemblers, the closer these companies come to managing actual production.
But I think that U2's lead singer Bono had put a lot of strategic planning into orchestrating the whole thing.
During his adventure, Moebius, a manipulative sorcerer, tricks Kain into orchestrating the destruction of the vampire race: Kain is left the last surviving vampire in Nosgoth.
On Avenida Juárez, the main drag, government officials now bark into cellphones, orchestrating Guanajuato's refurbishment.
So his daughters spring into action, orchestrating the worst dates they can think of, convinced that he's not ready yet — and neither are they.
I have seen just such patterns in my practice over the years, and a holistic view of health, orchestrating into a logical sequence of tweaks, can be just the fix.
But on Sunday, Mr. Sadr's veiled threats to stir public disorder erupted into carefully orchestrated violence, with potentially dire implications over the long term for the Americans, and for Iraq.
By contrast, my hopes were very low for The Joneses (2009, El, 12), a satire of suburban greed featuring Demi Moore and David Duchovny in which neighbourly competition descends into (sinisterly orchestrated) consumerist warfare.
But Ms. Shemy looks to be moving into more enigmatic territory, orchestrating these battles less firmly and letting dreamy pockets open up within the sometimes brutal action.
WASHINGTON — President Obama and his national security advisers are considering expanding the American covert war in Pakistan far beyond the unruly tribal areas to strike at a different center of Taliban power in Baluchistan, where top Taliban leaders are orchestrating attacks into southern Afghanistan.
