Sentence examples for orchestrate my from inspiring English sources

I didn't hold out much hope that a progressive metal guitarist would be the man to orchestrate my big performance, or that we'd have much in common, but as soon as I meet the smiling musician with long, raven-black hair I start to feel more hopeful.

So I got on my knees in my bedroom on the third floor of my house and I put my elbows up on the edge of my bed and I put my hands together and I stopped praying for a way to orchestrate my career and my life in a way that would be so perfect.

I have cunningly orchestrated my own death.

I forgot how much orchestrating my being in Beijing had required.

"Then I orchestrated my first nervous breakdown - I even decided on the day I would have it.

When, after my grandfather died and I knew her better, I realized that she had orchestrated my time with my grandfather, leaving room for a relationship that, in some way, she knew was essential to us both.

He called for "the destruction of the United States of America," among other enemies of Islamic fundamentalism, and told the court that the United States was "orchestrating my sending to the safe haven, Bosnia style.

In fact, I intend to be actively involved in orchestrating my own memorial.

As president of an astronomy and space science museum, I am often asked how I orchestrated my career path to score this (awesome!) role.

Next, as though he was orchestrating my memories, his Genie from "Aladdin," puffed up in brilliant blue, came roaring in, vamping through "(You Ain't Never Had A) Friend Like Me".

The book starts with the plane crash in Maine, then follows my fugitive experiences in Lebanon, and ends in the lobby of a Sheraton Senator Hotel near LAX with the DEA agent Wolfshein orchestrating my arrest by a small army of DEA agents, US marshals, and LA cops.