| So, by creation, we mean an origin event contrary to natural processes that has been orchestrated or imposed by a greater power. |
| Altogether, the president's phrase and the media's speculation played out as a kind of orchestrated duet pivoting on ambiguity. |
| More than half of Family Tree is made up of recent, minimally orchestrated vocal performances, and most of them are reprised b-sides. |
| The next step is the OD, the first attempt at an orchestrated full score, with the correct notation for transposing instruments. |
| Allegedly, he orchestrated the attack on the USS Cole in the Yemeni port of Aden. |
| It was the beginning of a new phase in which violence was organised and orchestrated with the abetment of the State. |
