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orchestrate

[awr-kuh-streyt] / ˈɔr kəˌstreɪt /


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After a sluggish, passive start that led to a 22-0 half-time deficit against France, Crowley is charged with orchestrating a vintage Irish attacking display away from home.

From BBC

Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds said the waste dumping was "orchestrated by a group of shameless crooks".

From BBC

Command-and-control aircraft, which are vital for orchestrating large air campaigns, are inbound.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rwanda denies supporting M23 and says its troops are in eastern Congo for “defensive measures” against a rebel group formed by Hutu extremists who orchestrated the 1994 genocide in Rwanda before fleeing to Congo.

From The Wall Street Journal

As studios have become more orchestrated in their approach to franchises, there are more entry points for brand partnership, said Gerry Chesser, the chief executive officer of men’s personal-care company Every Man Jack.

From The Wall Street Journal