Sentence examples for orchestrating an awards from inspiring English sources

An enormous amount of pre-planning and behind the scenes work goes into the kind of work we do, whether that's setting up a full scale media tour, organising a roundtable discussion or orchestrating an awards ceremony dinner for 550 guests.

I can't think of a more important thing the President of the United States could be doing than orchestrating a fake awards show for people he views as insufficiently servile.

In collaboration with the Eudora Welty Foundation and the C Spire Foundation, Education Specialist Lee Anne Bryan and former Welty staff member Meemie Jackson orchestrated an exceptional awards ceremony to honor this year's Scholastic Writing Awards recipients.

The Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman described supporters of the award as clowns orchestrating a farce.

No awards will be handed out for orchestrating a pristine election.

Award-winning producer-director Becky Ripley has done a spectacular job of orchestrating a latter-day Greek chorus of four actors, a handful of newsreaders and hundreds of crowd-sourced contributors from across the country.

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

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

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

Ms Rousseff accused him of orchestrating a coup against her.

Orchestrating a rescue is tedious.