Sentence examples for orchestrated introduction from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Bloomberg's highly orchestrated introduction of Mr. Obama at a speech at the Cooper Union this morning quickly resuscitated speculation that the billionaire mayor could end up in the White House after all.

So Mr. Bloomberg's highly orchestrated introduction of Mr. Obama at a speech at the Cooper Union on Thursday quickly resuscitated speculation that the billionaire mayor might end up in the White House after all.

After the deftly orchestrated slow introduction, the instruments of the string quartet enter one at a time with frenetic flourishes that shoot up the scale, which sets the restless first section in motion.

Greenwell writes, "Once or twice Mitko orchestrated an introduction, tilting the screen so that I was captured in the image, and the stranger and I would smile awkwardly and wave, having nothing at all to say to each other.

This spring, BYD announced plans to establish its North American corporate headquarters in downtown Los Angeles, from which the brand will orchestrate its introduction to American car buyers.

"We came up with mechanics to bring our audiences in in stages, and allow us time to refine it and bake it before it hits the mainstream," said Bradley Horowitz, a vice president for product at Google who helped orchestrate the introduction of Google+ and other social services at the company.

These introduction activities, if carefully orchestrated and pursued in parallel, provide the basis for successful market introduction of global health products.

The public image of the company is carefully orchestrated around high-profile product introductions by Mr. Jobs.

"It was orchestrated, methodical".

Other impresarios orchestrated it.

Other events were carefully orchestrated.