Sentence examples for time to orchestrate from inspiring English sources

His team had impressed early on, Darlow blocking well from Benteke and Yedlin from Zaha when Palace threatened, but Shelvey dominated when offered time to orchestrate the play and Kenedy, Dwight Gayle and Pérez were always pesky on the counter.

On second and goal with 1 04 left in the game, the Patriots, with just one timeout remaining, intentionally let Bradshaw shoot up the middle, hoping he'd score and give Brady some time to orchestrate a game-winning drive.

Some of them were genuinely enraged by the Iranian regime's state-terrorism: calling for the assassination of a writer who was a British subject, and a number of times trying to orchestrate Rushdie's assassination actively.

At the age of eight I became very isolated – we had a lot of family problems at that time – and that tends to orchestrate your life.

The purpose of this could be to provide an increased time frame for CSB to orchestrate TC-NER complex formation or to efficiently complete repair before CSB is degraded.

In the final of the French Open that year, against a poised Andrei Medvedev, a Ukrainian to whom Agassi had once given advice that he now finds employed against him, he rallies from near defeat in a classic cliffhanger, the kind he at times almost seemed, like Tilden, to orchestrate.

Eagle named six senior South Yorkshire police officers of the time whose role, she said, was to "orchestrate that campaign".

However, in the more complex situation of compartment formation in many living organisms, it is not yet entirely clear to what extend differential adhesion applies [ 554, 603] and how other complementary mechanisms help to establish stable compartment boundaries or to orchestrate tissue dynamics over time (see [ 554]).

Cool in its capabilities at the time, an office jockey had commands, touch-tone sequences really, to orchestrate communication.

There are photo shoots to orchestrate with individuals, small groups and large gatherings of 80+ people at a time.

He had helped to orchestrate the merger of Knight Newspapers and Ridder Publications in 1974, the biggest transaction of its kind at the time.