Sentence examples for opportunities to orchestrate from inspiring English sources

I've written previously about the scrum-half Ruan Pienaar, so I will restrict myself to saying that the Leinster back-rowers must limit his opportunities to orchestrate the game.

And it would close off the kind of statement that American athletes have a thrilling opportunity to orchestrate.

Ordering dishes gives the kitchen the opportunity to orchestrate flavours, to give a meal ebb and flow.

In the digital age, B2B companies have the opportunity to orchestrate indirect channel growth and CX improvement as movements of a single symphony.

Against opponents where there was space to look and think, he relished the opportunity to orchestrate, to spray passes with elan and to direct traffic with quick thinking and clear vision.

According to one account, Đính had intended that loyalists would report Có's activities to Diệm and Nhu so that it would give him an opportunity to orchestrate a stunt to ingratiate himself with the palace.

Japan represented an opportunity for Benítez to orchestrate a trophy win but instead, he returns home on Monday as another Chelsea manager with another embarrassing result, with catcalls anticipated from the away fans travelling to Yorkshire, some of whom were here, their hearts, wallets and purses empty.

And ample opportunities existed for him to orchestrate a hit on Tupac all of them with fewer eyewitnesses than a Tyson fight in Vegas.

It became the Shakespeare play I most wanted to orchestrate, and luckily that opportunity came my way in 2012.

The CMO needs to orchestrate this message across diverse opportunities and resources within marketing, across, and outside of the company to create a compelling brand experience that delivers value to the consumer, and ultimately to the company.

The candidates stood toe to toe for nearly ninety minutes, each taking few opportunities of direct challenge, leaving it to moderator Jim Lehrer to orchestrate and re-orchestrate the interaction.