Ford's death at her hands — a kind of suicide-by-robot, and a replication of the demise Arnold orchestrated for himself, thirty-five yearlierrlier — was the first murder of many out of which the hosts' liberation would be born.
The night's events marked an early chapter in one such game, orchestrated for a 31-year-old art dealer named Cristina and centered on Cristina's interactions with two characters of Enright's devising: an online dater named Alan, played by Enright's friend Alan Siegler, and a bumbling ventriloquist named Mitch, played by another longtime pal, Bryant MacMillan.
Everything had been orchestrated for TV.
Every element here has been carefully orchestrated for maximal effect.
Opinion: This promotion of lacrosse is a fantastic idea and has been well orchestrated in Columbus for years.
SUWA's vice chairman, Ted Wilson, a former mayor of Salt Lake City, said his group's leadership was "shocked to the core" that Mr. Ristow, a Harvard-educated, retired real estate entrepreneur, and Mr. Fingerhut, a former executive of Oppenheimer & Company, had orchestrated elaborate bank frauds for years.
Mr. Rajaratnam, the former head of the Galleon Group hedge fund, is serving an 11-year prison term for orchestrating a seven-year insider-trading conspiracy.
But I've been working on it with a friend of mind, Bill Kilpatrick, who actually orchestrated it for me for the last couple years.
For years, Cubit has orchestrated exhibitions and performances around social justice themes ― themes she believes are often overlooked by the mainstream art world.
Airbnb, which is worth an estimated $25.5bn, has for years attempted to orchestrate similar deals with other unions, according to Unite Here, a separate union that represents hotel workers and has been vocal in its opposition to the potential SEIU partnership.
