Sentence examples for orchestrated down from inspiring English sources

Barry Lyndon is arguably the most remarkable: candlelit sets and onscreen action orchestrated down to the smallest gesture to the Bach and Handel accompaniment.

Mr. Lazio's tour, orchestrated down to the kind of attire he will wear at certain stops, will include campaign staples like parade appearances, including three planned for Independence Day.

This is not some fabricated punk rock anarchy that was orchestrated down the King's Road.

He claimed that the warnings from a range of employers including John Lewis, Asda, BP and Standard Life had been "orchestrated" by Downing Street.

The remain side have already targeted Johnson's credibility in attacks that the Brexiters believe were orchestrated by Downing Street.

Some Conservatives have been infuriated by the dire warnings about the consequences of Brexit, orchestrated by Downing Street.

My mole says Tory MPs believe Clegg's intervention on Tuesday was part of an operation orchestrated with Downing Street to let the deputy prime minister claim credit for changes agreed with Cameron David Cameronn recognises Nick Clegg is a liability.

From birth, the Chinese are conditioned to have "patriarchic faith" in their leaders' intention to orchestrate top-down, incremental reform.

Tumor growth and progression is dependent on neovascularization, which is orchestrated by down regulation of antiangiogenic factors and upregulated proangiogenic factors associated with carcinogenesis [32].

Because Chaplin could not read music, when it came to writing soundtracks his hums and improvisations had to be taken down and orchestrated by collaborators.

You could have the avant garde of [Michelangelo] Antonioni at one end, where everything would be perfectly orchestrated and fashioned; and, down at the other end, you've got Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters, or William Burroughs.