Sentence examples for orchestrating a visit from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration rewarded the improvements by appointing an Ambassador to Myanmar for the first time in decades, orchestrating a visit by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the spring and relaxing sanctions that previously barred U.S. corporations from doing business in the country.

They try to stimulate students by importing resident artists -- part of a larger drift of urban bohemias from expensive cities to university safe havens -- and by orchestrating a never-ending parade of visiting artists.

Bernard L. Madoff is unlikely to visit Citi Field any time soon, but the investors he defrauded hope that someone has the money to buy the two high-end season tickets he bought before he admitted to orchestrating a massive Ponzi scheme.

"Mark spends the next days orchestrating a manhunt," she wrote.

To mark that milestone, Chopard is orchestrating a yearlong celebration.

It's like orchestrating a chamber piece, a tone poem.

It's been elevated to orchestrating a collective euphoria now.

Rajeev Sethi of India is orchestrating a "Basic Needs" pavilion.

The State Department of Consumer Affairs is orchestrating a $20 million advertising campaign.

Or about orchestrating a clutch double hack-weight takeout?

-- are orchestrating a quiet campaign to stall Starzak's nomination.