Sentence examples for orchestrate in the from inspiring English sources
Several contributors focus on the potentially catastrophic reaction Trump could orchestrate in the wake of a large-scale terrorist attack.
It said: Although consortium bids may be tricky to orchestrate in the current environment, we think that the valuation upside on offer makes the argument more persuasive.
Wasserman had also played an important role, having spoken directly to President Ronald Reagan, whose political rise he helped orchestrate in the 1950s.
Coordination between different federal agencies has proven hard to orchestrate in the real world.
The relocation of Burning Man that Harvey helped orchestrate in the early 1990s would exemplify this boundary-less vision.
As requested, we changed the word "orchestrate" in the Impact Statement to less prominent "modulate".
The video figures in and partly records two performances Mr. Thayer orchestrated in the gallery the week his show opened.
Harvard's School of Public Health, for example, is developing a new push based on the effective designated driver campaign it orchestrated in the United States beginning in the late 1980s.
Moche-inspired ritual performances orchestrated in the countryside created distinctive new forms of political order which structured economic activities and ecological behavior.
These paintings depict scenes that the artist orchestrated in the museum, formerly a residence, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in 1928.
Color Compositions To Stanton Macdonald-Wright (1890-73) color and sound were equivalent phenomena, and a painting could be orchestrated in the same way a composer arranged notes.
