orchestrator

IPA: ˈɔrkɪstreɪtɝ

Examples of "orchestrator" in Sentences

"orchestrator" of third party participation over the next five years.
I jokingly refer to the 'orchestrator' as the tea party block captain.
Ms. Aschan proves a masterful orchestrator of the unspoken, the intolerable pause, and the laser-beam gaze.
He is probably best known as the orchestrator and organizer of Pink Floyd's "Atom Heart Mother (suite)" in 1970,
Steer too close to the traditional and you cease to be an architect and become, instead, an orchestrator of Disneyesque fantasies of exotica.
Tate Brady, who was not only one of Tulsa's founding fathers and major landowners, but also a prominent Klansman and orchestrator of the Tulsa Race Riot.
Madoff became known as the orchestrator of a massive, long-running scheme than included thousands of investors who had entrusted their life savings to him.
Bearing all that in mind, it would be a real shipwreck for an overwrought orchestrator to take the graceful skiff depicted on the cover of "Maiden Voyage" and overinflate it into a bulky ocean liner.
Renukanth Subramaniam, 33, was revealed today as the founder and a major "orchestrator" of the secret DarkMarket website, where elite fraudsters bought and sold personal data, after it was infiltrated by the FBI and the US Secret Service.