Sentence examples for orchestrating things from inspiring English sources

"Scottie has done a great job of orchestrating things.

The first leg was over as a competition before an hour was up, with Prosinecki and Savicevic orchestrating things.

So if Wales make next summer's Euro finals in France just after Arsenal win the Premier League, with a fully fit Ramsey orchestrating things from central midfield, then the boy from Caerphilly will certainly have done good.

"Are you watching, Real Madrid?" chanted the City fans ironically once Mané had completed his hat-trick, with Shane Long having given Southampton the lead and Dusan Tadic orchestrating things beautifully in midfield.

They need someone else to orchestrate things alongside Hodgson or whoever.

Stephen Jones, who kicked 14 points and orchestrated things calmly from fly-half, said: "Steve has raised the bar.

"I want to do what Isiah Thomas is doing, where you orchestrate things," he said, referring to the Knicks' president of basketball operations.

I was in Iraq again, in January, 2007, when the new plan was put into effect, and once again the Iraqi government tried to orchestrate things so that American units would leave the city.

Jason Bourne is at heart an extended chase sequence in which frazzled goons emerge from unmarked vans to set off after our absconding hero, while tetchy bosses back in Langley attempt to orchestrate things via a cascade of satellite feeds.

As the house manager, Mr. Brown decided who would be allowed to spend between $1,500 and $3,000 a summer for space in his house, and now he's the one who will have to orchestrate things so that people get along.

But the champions soon got going, with Paul Scholes finding space to orchestrate things from midfield, and in Ashley Young, United had the game's outstanding player.