orchestrated造句怎麼寫

It is a sort of monotonous and passionate repetition of the themes already orchestrated by the world: the body, inexhaustible image on the pediment of temples, forms or colors, number or grief.

The optic experts orchestrated a marvelous team of doctors.

She concocted a tale revolving around a kangaroo and orchestrated her own press conference in Melbourne.

And in the past year 5% of Salvadoreans suffered an extortion attempt, often orchestrated by mobile phone from prisons.

The demonstration was carefully orchestrated to attract maximum publicity.

The unrest, Estonia says, was orchestrated by Russia, which termed the relocation “blasphemy” and called for the government's resignation.

It can enable evolution from a model based on departmental interfaces to a centrally orchestrated model.

He called the increase in Taliban attacks a conspicuously well-orchestrated attempt to incite fear among Afghans and hinder international support for his country.