Sentence examples for to be orchestrating from inspiring English sources

Rich, coming from him: the government seems to be orchestrating the counter-protests and anti-opposition violence.

Indeed, he is alleged to be orchestrating and financing much of the red shirt demonstrations and is clearly fanning the flames with bellicose rhetoric.

But, as the weeks passed, he and his colleagues appeared to be orchestrating a more sophisticated approach, combining diplomatic and economic tools with military ones.

There were alarmed articles about scenes of extreme violence in Kelly's portrayal of The Network, a group of provocateurs and assassins – operating in a shadowy area between the state and private enterprise – who seem to be orchestrating world disorder.

Ali Abdullah Saleh, believed by some to be orchestrating the Shiite Houthi rebel uprising now in control of the capital of this impoverished Arab nation, angrily rejected the purported demand.

Mr. Ahmadinejad attacked him and his family as corrupt during the campaign, and although he has dropped out of public sight since the election, he is widely believed to be orchestrating the opposition.

It's going to be orchestrated.

I avoided crowds, and evenings out had to be orchestrated.

But Mr. Forrester's campaign manager, Bill Pascoe, said the demonstration appeared to be orchestrated political mischief.

But The Daily News reported that the attacks appeared to be orchestrated by the government itself.

The Fanatics are to be orchestrated from a coach, painted in the style of the Merry Pranksters Furtherr.