Orchestrators example sentences

orchestrator

definition

- noun form of orchestrate

or·ches·trate

verb

orchestrate (verb) · orchestrates (third person present) · orchestrated (past tense) · orchestrated (past participle) · orchestrating (present participle)

- arrange or score (music) for orchestral performance:

- arrange or direct the elements of (a situation) to produce a desired effect, especially surreptitiously:

Synonyms

orchestrate, arrange, adapt, score, instrument, organize, arrange, plan, manage, mobilize, mount, stage, mastermind, choreograph, coordinate, direct, engineer, concert

"Orchestrators" Example Sentences

1. The orchestrators of the coup d'état were never caught.
2. His name is synonymous with the orchestrators of the greatest symphonies of all time.
3. Orchestrators of the event had to work hard to make it a success.
4. He was one of the orchestrators of the historic peace agreement.
5. The orchestrators of the scheme were never brought to justice.
6. He was one of the orchestrators of the biggest fraud in history.
7. They were the orchestrators of the most daring escape ever.
8. The orchestrators of the plot were never identified.
9. Orchestrators of the plan had been working on it for months.
10. The orchestrators of the attack were never apprehended.
11. The orchestrators of the plan had been working on it for years.
12. He was one of the orchestrators of the biggest bank robbery in history.
13. The orchestrators of the project had worked on it for years.
14. The orchestrators of the scheme were never identified.
15. The orchestrators of the plan had been working on it for months.
16. The orchestrators of the plot were never found.
17. Orchestrators of the project had worked on it for years.
18. He was one of the orchestrators of the greatest symphonies of all time.
19. The orchestrators of the plan had been working on it for years.
20. He was one of the orchestrators of the most daring escape ever.