Firefighters far outnumbered police officers at the carefully orchestrated noon rally, which was organized by the police union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.
Only a genius could have orchestrated the evening through the beauty, integrity and imagination of a score that was as impossibly beguiling as the spectacle before us.
Avedon orchestrated the afternoon unwinding, encouraging us into showtime exuberance (in our case not a challenge).
In the past, out of public view, he has orchestrated several midnight, backroom, corner-cutting deals.
Henry also enjoys going into the TV production booth on the night to see "Richard's stressed-out but joyful face as he orchestrates the evening, cutting things, writing things into the autocue, getting cross when he thinks the messages need to be clearer.
Luckily for the forty-six worchestratingthetinighte night's quick conversion, this stadium is made to morph.
The Likud Party vote tonight was orchestrated by Mr. Sharon's rival, the former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who wants to lead the party into elections.
The carefully orchestrated official accounts released tonight emphasized what were portrayed as the irrational and cruel sides of Falun Gong and its leader.
The carefully orchestrated announcement, coming the morning after Senator John Kerry effectively won the Democratic nomination, was clearly timed to signal that the White House was eager to move swiftly and aggressively into the general-election phase after months of being hammered by the Democratic candidates -- and seeing the president's poll ratings drop.
The interview on Sunday evening was carefully orchestrated and felt as if it had been almost rehearsed.
At 7 Monday night, Mrs. Reynolds and others -- the hardware-store owner, the historian, the mayor -- were sitting on the edges of their opera house seats as Ms. Ryerson began the evening's carefully orchestrated presentation, complete with slides.
