Sentence examples for started to orchestrate from inspiring English sources

The tracks were rooted in Jamaica and Britain — reggae, dancehall, dub, dubstep — and they stopped and started to orchestrate the instructions of a hype man with constantly escalating demands: hands in the air, shirts off, women's shirts off, hoisting partners onto shoulders and bringing fans (not all fully clothed) onstage to dance to a new track, "Bubble Butt".

The tracks were rooted in Jamaica and Britain reggae, dancehall, dub, dubstep and they stopped and started to orchestrate the instructions of a hype man with constantly escalating demands: hands in the air, shirts off, women's shirts off, hoisting partners onto shoulders and bringing fans (not all fully clothed) onstage to dance to a new track.

Instead of applications and services operating as single-purpose islands, they will actually start to collaborate, orchestrated by central brokers that are smart enough to weave and normalize each service's data model and capability set into a complementary and powerful task-completion engine.

When that came together I started to know that I could orchestrate great string sounds.

Since oil prices started to spiral upward in 2003, the Russian authorities have orchestrated the sale of assets or the renegotiation of deals between foreign oil giants and several Russian companies.

I asked him what orchestrated the change and he replied he stopped listening to the coaches and started to revisit his natural technique.

But weeks after the incidents began, the New York State Police started to investigate the case of Mrs. Greenberg, the 25-year-old mother of a young daughter, and her husband, Yoel, who accused the vaad hatznius of orchestrating the harassment.

Today we are starting to tackle one of the key concepts: Orchestrating Experience.

Model systems are starting to shed light on the molecular processes that orchestrate various regenerative phenomena [ 1, 2].

Many resistance members start to disagree about the legitimacy of the suicide bombings, but leader Colonel Saul Tigh Michael Hogann) continues to orchestrate them.

The consortium, led by start-up Bio-Xtal in Roubaix, France, plans to orchestrate a concerted effort to find new ways to express, crystallize, and image the proteins.