Sentence examples similar to orchestrating an interview from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daley clearly follows his advice -- and in more ways than carefully orchestrating a lunch interview.

In 2012, that meant creating and overseeing the video platform's massive Election Hub and orchestrating a live YouTube/Google+ video interview with President Obama, among other things.

In an interview Wednesday night, Mr. DiFrancesco accused Mr. Schundler, the conservative mayor of Jersey City, of orchestrating a smear campaign against him.

In his latest interview, published Thursday in the newspaper Izvestia, he accused the Kremlin of orchestrating a campaign of political repression against him.

After logging months of interviews with former Miami football booster Nevin Shapiro, currently serving time for orchestrating a $930 million ponzi scheme, Robinson has produced detailed allegations involving more than 70 players, including several coaches.

The FBI has formally accused the North Korean government of orchestrating a massive cyber-attack on Sony, which led the company to cancel the cinema release of its upcoming film, The Interview.

"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.

Or about orchestrating a clutch double hack-weight takeout?

Orchestrating a rescue is tedious.