1) The colonel was able to orchestrate a rebellion from inside an army jail.

2) You don't orchestrate your own music.

3) Corinne, always in charge, would orchestrate midday tennis games and afternoon bridge games.

4) Treasury officials are trying to orchestrate a sharp decline in the dollar.

5) As well as this,[http:///orchestrate.html] in August we helped orchestrate a series of practical workshops at the London Print Workshop.

6) Because of their qualifications, they liked to orchestrate worlds just as conductors love to conduct.

7) Some suggest that it has even helped to orchestrate some of the anger at Mr Zardari.

8) If photographers from outside Reuters orchestrate or set up scenes, it is still a set - up.

9) We use multidisciplinary approaches to understand mechanisms that orchestrate synaptic remodeling in the early postnatal period.

10) Before her death in 1977, Alice Paul helped orchestrate enormous changes in the rights and status of American women, exemplifying a strong and determined leader.

11) Researchers are seeking treatments that more gently orchestrate activity of platelets, disk-shaped particles in the blood that form clots.

12) When you orchestrate, coordinate and otherwise mess with fate, it's best to fly under the radar.

13) If so, you have an opportunity to wrap them up into new composite services that orchestrate or choreograph the lower level services.

14) If a number of capacitor segments are employed , AVR would also orchestrate their switching as required.

15) He and hiscolleagues are now looking for other proteins used in regeneration andworking to understand how proteins such as Prod 1 work to orchestrate aregenerative response.

16) It was a supernatural experience, that only God could orchestrate.