Sentence examples for orchestrated setting from inspiring English sources

Berlioz is never more fun than when he reaches for the sky, as in his lavishly orchestrated setting of the "Marseillaise," dashed off in overheated response to the Paris revolution of 1830.

A carefully orchestrated set of adaptive responses ensures survival of the tumor cell in these hypoxic conditions.

Few can better his goal-kicking accuracy, he orchestrates set moves and he tackles hard: he is a coach's model player.

With the exception of the parodically awful Agony (shirt-rippingly performed by Chris Pine and Billy Magnussen), the songs are trotted out in unmemorable fashion amid creakily orchestrated set-pieces.

Finally, Marcus says 'We need to find a common underlying circuit...logic block that can be configured, and reconfigured...to do a wide range of tasks...highly orchestrated sets of fundamental building blocks,... 'field-programmable gate arrays',...'.computational primitives....the Rosetta stone that unlocks the brain.

Douglas Sirk knew how to brew up a storm on a soundstage, by orchestrating sets and lights and sounds.

Director Haynes was also a fan before he managed to snag the daunting job of orchestrating set-pieces such as the battle of Waterloo – with added magic – and making them look impressive on a TV budget.

Several Democratic and Republican legislators agreed that today's carefully orchestrated testimony set in motion a process that virtually assures that the Legislature will meet in a special session to name its electors for George W. Bush.

But it was Ms. Diallo's lawyer, Kenneth P. Thompson, who had orchestrated the setting and the spotlight, echoing other racially charged cases in the city's past.

He is credited with orchestrating the set up of Pakistan's hi-tech uranium enrichment facilities.

The controversial author accused the network of orchestrating a "set up to block me from other TV shows".