Sentence examples for orchestrating play from inspiring English sources

Rui Costa arrived at Fiorentina from Benfica in 1994 and began orchestrating play behind Gabriel Batistuta.

With Henry orchestrating play and thrilling the fans with a healthy dose of showboating, Nash's side won the 60-minute game, 9-4.

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They looked more like students having a freshers' ball than bus passers, Smith setting up the first try of the game in typically sublime manner, Nonu scoring an individually brilliant second, Carter orchestrating play throughout and McCaw taking personally claims that Australia were the tournament's best team at the breakdown.

Tottenham playmaker Luka Modric was the instigator, orchestrating play from increasingly advanced positions and picking passes at will.

A new-look Sunderland, including just three of Di Canio's summer signings, were the dominant side with the recalled Sebastian Larsson and Lee Cattermole orchestrating play from midfield.

Arguably the best centre-forward in the competition, the Bayern Munich striker can also come deep to orchestrate play.

Even if Carter, the record points scorer in Test rugby has had more than the occasional off day from the tee, New Zealand missed his ability to orchestrate play on Saturday.

Kwadwo Asamoah should orchestrate play in midfield, aided by Derek Boateng and Emmanuel Badu, while sturdy veterans (and the promising Mubarak Wakaso) man the defence and Asamoah Gyan gets another go at glory up front – and has vowed not to take any penalties.

It was Shelvey's first goal in the Premier League for Newcastle and, allied to how he orchestrated play for much of the first half, the ideal way to strengthen his chances of persuading Gareth Southgate to draft him into England's World Cup squad.

Played more passes - 99 - than any other player on the pitch and 93 of them found their intended target, a statistic that shows the influence he had in establishing Barca's midfield dominance in the first half as he orchestrated play, with City unable to get close enough to stop him.