In December, Yoko orchestrated an "event" that, in its particular mixture of cleverness, sentimentality, coyness, sweetness, satire, and mystification, was typical of her work.
Such moves also reduce some of the pressure for Uber to orchestrate a liquidity event.
Mr. Romney's campaign is also orchestrating a series of other events: rallies near the site of the president's visit, wall-to-wall radio and television interviews by allies of Mr. Romney, and an open letter to Mr. Obama in the state's three largest newspapers.
Ms. Tartt recounts these developments with complete authority and narrative verve, injecting even the most unlikely ones with a sense of inevitability while orchestrating a snowballing series of events that will grow ever more dangerous as Theo becomes involved with violent criminals who covet "The Goldfinch" as much as he does.
Activation of Toll-like receptors (TLRs) leads to a complex cellular response, orchestrating a diverse range of inflammatory events that need to be tightly controlled.
But when she never got on the plane, police grew suspicious and said the kidnapping appeared to be an "orchestrated event," a "wild goose chase" and a waste of police resources.
He then instructed a police spokesman to tell reporters that Huskins' disappearance appeared more "to be an orchestrated event than an abduction by a stranger".
The quality of intention on the object of attention will orchestrate an infinity of space-time events to bring about the outcome intended.
Her lawyers and public relations consultants have orchestrated an unprecedented number of media events and rallies to bring pressure on the prosecutors in this case after she had to admit her extraordinary efforts to mislead them.
I asked him, "Your Holiness, we have orchestrated a five-day compassion event with 150,000 attendees and millions more who are watching online eager to hear these messages.
