Sentence examples for orchestrating a procession from inspiring English sources

Years before the 2000 campaign was under way, Rove began orchestrating a procession of politicians, lobbyists, intellectuals, journalists, and organizers to Austin to meet Bush — a stratagem that echoed the "front-porch campaign" in Canton, Ohio, that the supposedly reluctant William McKinley, one of Rove's favorite historical figures, ran before the 1896 Presidential election.

Orchestrating a rescue is tedious.

Even so, the next day officials in Havana orchestrated a huge homecoming for the team, with a victory procession through Havana, along streets filled with flag-waving Young Pioneers, culminating in a rally in the city's sports stadium which was presided over by Fidel Castro himself.

It orchestrated a private purgatory.

Warren orchestrated a campaign against him.

"I orchestrated a heist!" she declared cheerfully.

In January 2006, Mr. Fink orchestrated a signature transaction.

Terry Tempest Williams orchestrated a rich and inclusive final session.

Roberts orchestrated a tactical masterpiece.

When Lovely Lucinda, the 400-pound fat lady, dies suddenly, Uncle Al orchestrates a funeral procession led by 24 black Percherons and an army of mourners competing for the three dollars and bottle of Canadian whiskey promised to whoever puts on the best show.

Reporters in Lhasa described a carefully orchestrated procession, expected to last three hours, that was heavily guarded as the torch was carried roughly two miles by more than 150 torchbearers.