Sentence examples for you orchestrate from inspiring English sources

But such miracles are possible when you orchestrate throwaway teen-pop with operatic intent.

"I want to do what Isiah Thomas is doing, where you orchestrate things," he said, referring to the Knicks' president of basketball operations.

But you could take that same music home and play it on your headphones and take out your score and say: 'My God, this is the most unbelievable counterpoint I've ever seen in my life.' Anywhere you put it, any way you orchestrate it – Wendy Carlos, Glenn Gould, you name it – if the notes are right, the rhythms are right, it works.

In a world where we are increasingly given the chance to customise our output, how do you orchestrate a planet where a Gangnam ringtone collides with the sound of a 1970s camera shutter from a smartphone, in a tube station resonating with Vivaldi to deter loitering, while the guy next to you shout-announces to some remotely interested party that he is "About to get on the tube!

What Workflows does is help you orchestrate your serverless functions.

The new Google Cloud Dataproc service, which is now in beta, sits between managing the Spark data processing engine or Hadoop framework directly on virtual machines and a fully managed service like Cloud Dataflow, which lets you orchestrate your data pipelines on Google's platform.

I don't know precisely how you orchestrated these.

Next door, Mr. Prina's "Second Sentence of Everything I Read Is You" orchestrates his interests in painting, music and appropriation into a quietly delirious multimedia experience.

As for leaning on hedge funds, there are now so many (and most are so small) that, as Jeffrey Tarrant, a longtime investor in hedge funds, puts it, "it is not clear how you could orchestrate them if you wanted to, or how to enforce a pact if one was made".

So I would tell my assistant: "I want you to orchestrate this variant of Beethoven, but can you pretend that you are Schoenberg doing it?" We amplified, perverted and did all sorts of things to the classical pieces.

The idea, she says, is that "if you see traffic spiking on a website, you can orchestrate a team of content marketers or growth hackers and get them in that traffic stream right then, instead of reading about it in a demand-gen report a week later, where you're, like, 'Great, we totally missed that opportunity.'".