Sentence examples for orchestrating an from inspiring English sources
Obama has been more successful than Bush in orchestrating an international sanctions effort.
Prosecutors accuse Mr. Milosevic of orchestrating an ethnic cleansing campaign in 1998 and 1999 in Kosovo.
Clashes continue across the capital with reports of seven battalions orchestrating an organized military shift to offense.
One stunt involved orchestrating an "invitation" from the federal government to examine the Williamsburg Bridge, which was falling apart.
Democrats accuse the GOP of orchestrating an inquisition purely to enable any potential effort by Trump to terminate the probe.
"Of course," replied the general, whom India blamed for orchestrating an incursion into its part of Kashmir five years ago.
"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.
