Mr. Irving uses coincidences, cliffhanger chapter endings and other 19th-century novelistic devices to hook the reader, while at the same time orchestrating them to underscore the improbable, random nature of real life.
The Crusaders have size and a nasty zone defense that Kentucky Coach Tubby Smith compares to Temple's, and are coached by the same man who orchestrated that 1998 showstopper, Homer Drew.
If Ms. Tucker's story surprises you, you should know that Mr. Scott's public relations initiative against health reform is led by the same firm that orchestrated the "Swift boat campaign" against Senator John Kerry in 2004.
Well, it's nice to know that the same man who orchestrated Ramsay Bolton having his face chewed off by starving dogs, the mass execution of a church full of people, and a battle where fighting happened on piles of corpses will draw the line somewhere.
The head of the emergency is the same guy who orchestrated the care of my heart attack.
At the same time, Athens orchestrated the creation of an alliance with Euboea, Megara, Achaea, Corinth, Acarnania and other states in the Peloponnese.
Anang, another of Dita and Puji's neighbors, told me that he still couldn't understand how the family he saw interacting happily with their Christian neighbors were the same people who orchestrated a coordinated suicide attack on three churches in the midst of Sunday service.
This miniature tone-poem paints an understated picture, with tiny harp sweeps throwing reflections off a lake of rippling strings; given the same notes to orchestrate, Liadov's teacher Rimsky-Korsakov mighaveave used a richer palette.
Conclusions: The same pathophysiology may orchestrate the progression of endometriosis and its transformation to endometroid and clear cell ovarian neoplasias.
Mr. Koresh might still have orchestrated the same suicidal endgame, but the country would have been spared years of doubts about the wisdom and integrity of its government.
