"If the movement can orchestrate a significant show of force in New York City right now," one student said, "we can show the world that we can do it anywhere, anytime".
Dr. Dean's appearance today came as Mr. Davis's advisers were moving to orchestrate a national show of force by Democratic figures here in an effort to push Democratic voters who might not like Mr. Davis to vote against the recall on Oct. 7.
This time, we asked 1024 to build a massive LED orb that will envelop the performers as they take the stage, as well as orchestrate a light show that's choreographed to the music in real-time. .
For the first time, the festival's promoters are also orchestrating a trade show devoted to high-tech entrepreneurs, turning a 40,000-square-foot factory on Kent Avenue into a conference center and exhibition hall on June 14 and June 15.
If you paused to wonder why 2 of her 11 dancers began one song by dueling with poles, or why she orchestrated a puppet show making fun of Eminem, or why a clown pretended to paint her portrait during every song, then you were probably at the wrong concert.
"I think that subconsciously I tried to orchestrate a literary 'variety show,' " Carl Reiner writes in "My Anecdotal Life".
The cartoon band, which was drawn by Hewlett, a professional artist who is famous for creating the comic strip "Tank Girl," was an ingenious conceit, enabling Albarn to orchestrate a comeback without showing his face.
It will be tempting for Libya to give Saif a show trial, orchestrated to deliver a predetermined outcome.
His supporters say he was convicted as a result of a show trial orchestrated by the Kremlin.
The transcriptome of the Pf asexual intraerythrocytic developmental cycle (IDC) has been analysed and transcriptional regulation has been shown to orchestrate a continuous cascade of gene expression, with genes being induced once per cycle, in a "just-in-time" manner, only when the gene product is required by the cell [ 3].
I can't think of a more important thing the President of the United States could be doing than orchestrating a fake awards show for people he views as insufficiently servile.
