Sauter, of Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw band fame, ingeniously orchestrated many Broadway hits, including "The Apple Tree" and "1776".
In separate interviews, Robert A. Katz and Marc J. Rowan, two Apollo partners and Vail board members who helped orchestrate many of Vail's recent acquisitions, also defended Mr. Aron and his compensation.
Fleming orchestrated many critical missions for 30 Assault Unit, a British military unit that recovered valuable information from the Germans during the Second World War using lock-picking, disguises, and innovative weaponry.
He will also be toasted at the Waldorf Astoria by James B. Lee Jr., vice chairman of JPMorgan Chase, who helped orchestrate many of the private equity industry's biggest deals, along with a smattering of other senior executives from the bank.
Even though Jefferson had helped to orchestrate many salvos against Washington, he acknowledged the president's acute sensitivity, noting that he was "extremely affected by the attacks made and kept on him in the public papers".
Although they knew that all the summit events that took place two weeks ago in Pyongyang were carefully orchestrated, many South Koreans had been rather impressed by the humorous and respectful leader of the North whom they saw in the live broadcasts on their television screens.
These receptors are found on every cell in the body; on neurons, they help orchestrate many of the processes impaired in autism such as brain development, the production of new synapses, inflammation, and motor coordination.
Grant's able Secretary of State Hamilton Fish had orchestrated many of the events leading up to the treaty.
In September 1967, he met Robert Kirby, a music student who went on to orchestrate many of the string and woodwind arrangements for Drake's first two albums.
Amidst her compositional and other activities, Joseph found time, in 1922, to organise the first Kensington Musical Competition Festival, and to orchestrate many of the competition songs.
