Some of the passengers had been in 30 or 40 accidents, though prosecutors said that one man who was indicted, Aleksandr Tarashchansky, had orchestrated as many as 1,000.
The Facebook profile picture of 21-year-old Dylann Storm Roof quickly emerged as a defining image of the aftermath in the shooting spree he is now accused of orchestrating, as it became clear the mop-topped man caught in surveillance footage at a South Carolina church was the same as the one in the jacket in the woods.
The coverage of the Olympics is as orchestrated as ever; it just flows with more style than it has before.
In other cases, in order to get the effect needed, sound has to be built up and orchestrated as if it were music.
I can't overstate how hard this must have been to orchestrate, as well as the presence of mind to tie in a feed to a national television station.
Another component of the strategy to counter global warming is to orchestrate as rapidly as possible a shift from carbon polluting fossil fuel to clean renewable energy sources.
As orchestrated as the day was, however, it included plenty of unscripted moments and lighthearted banter, as well.
My job is to help orchestrate it as much as possible, basically.
It also reifies the claim that Dylan Farrow's allegations were orchestrated as an opportunistic act of revenge, nakedly bolstering the notion that Woody Allen is a victim.
Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra is a perfect orchestral warhorse, as colorful as Stravinsky, as mercurial as Prokofiev, as resourcefully orchestrated as Ravel, featuring near-Bachian counterpoint in some sections and eruptive emotional climaxes.
