Sentence examples for she orchestrates a from inspiring English sources

In her spare time, she orchestrates a non-profit organization that has raised over $640,000 in less than two and a half years.

In one episode, she observes that if people of different income levels are going to live together, they need to start talking, and she orchestrates a meeting between Big Man and Wolfgang and Stephanie, a wealthy couple who live in a contemporary house across the street from Cayce.

In Amores, he envisioned a woman so driven to preserve her pristine body that she orchestrates an abortion: "Can it be possible that, simply to avoid a few stretch marks, you'd make your womb a bloody battleground?" the poet wonders, simultaneously inflicting both question and insecurity.

"She orchestrated a massive charm campaign to bring the PricewaterhouseCoopers people into the fold.

Inside, she orchestrated a progression that included a biscuity cream living room followed by a burnt pumpkin dining room.

If you paused to wonder why 2 of her 11 dancers began one song by dueling with poles, or why she orchestrated a puppet show making fun of Eminem, or why a clown pretended to paint her portrait during every song, then you were probably at the wrong concert.

Dropping Diamond's self-empowerment anthem "Team Pretty Bitches," she orchestrated a moving formation of bodies brown and black, big and small, gender-fluid and genderless.

In cooperation with the Dutch embassy in Nairobi, she orchestrated an evacuation Wednesday.

The next year, she helped orchestrate a celebration surrounding a mass by Pope John Paul II at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.

Every week or so, a vehicle simply gives out while in transit, and Ms. Benton prays that the patient will not die before she can orchestrate a rescue.

Her most ambitious work is a mural of 50 large plates in a grid, on which she has orchestrated a vast collage of photogramatic images of plants, animals and human figures to represent the expulsion of Adam and Eve (Johnson).