1.   Her father had orchestrated the event, defying Canadian laws at the time that banned such rituals as well as the potlatch feast that followed.

2.   Ms. Desai does a clever, dexterous job of orchestrating these events, and in doing so introduces a sprawling cast of characters rendered in bright folk-art colors.

3.   She plays hostess at business dinner parties, orchestrates charity events, relocates on command, accompanies him on trips and listens to his office woes.

4.   Some couples hire a destination wedding planner who arranges everything and often travels to the wedding to orchestrate events.

5.   The event was orchestrated to pressure the Bush administration, which in July signaled it might soften the ban on logging, mining and other development in roadless areas.

6.   This event is orchestrated by Kidcams of Costa Mesa, Calif., a company that hopes to sell the service to other parents.

7.   Plus, some events are obviously orchestrated to jerk the tears and provide convenient confrontations and resolutions.

8.   Bush spokesman Ari Fleischer said the campaign wanted to make sure the Clinton administration was not orchestrating events that could sway voters.

9.   He is widely believed to have orchestrated events for his own gain, and tried to make it appear like a genuine revolution.