Sentence examples for orchestrated himself from inspiring English sources

He joked that, in decades of parties at Elaine's, he couldn't remember one that he hadn't orchestrated himself.

The score was put together by the musicologist Paul Munson, who located in the Liszt archive in Weimar about an hour's worth of more or less finished music, plus an aria that he orchestrated himself.

While Clarke is still there artfully fussing at his collar, pursing his lips in anticipation of a change in field or flat-batting another impertinent question from a reporter, who could bet against him orchestrating himself some grand farewell?

Mr. Kalmár took the participatory directive to heart, dividing the show into four two-week installations — one orchestrated by himself, two by artists and the final one by staff members.

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.

Morricone wrote 35 minutes of score (which he orchestrated entirely himself) in just two weeks, and recorded it over a week with the Czech National Symphony Orchestra in Prague.

Mr. Beaumont retained this density, although the music that Zemlinsky did orchestrate himself -- most of the first act -- possibly has more of a sense of lightheartedness.

That provoked a ferocious American reaction, orchestrated by Mr. Obama himself.

Some were orchestrated by Brahms himself, and others were orchestrated by his colleagues, including Antonín Dvořák.

Some even contend that Mr Bush orchestrated the attacks himself, to create an excuse for invading Iraq.

McCain's maneuver, Morris said, was so clever it might have been orchestrated by Karl Rove himself.