Object

• smuggling: However, there is considerable evidence that the tobacco companies orchestrate tobacco smuggling in their own commercial interests.

• campaign: I have yet to see evidence of an orchestrated campaign against Catholic doctors.

• recording: He also included a beautifully orchestrated new recording of " Spirit Of Summer " .

• violence: Two formerly warring gangs who have now joined forces orchestrated the violence in Gonaives.

• attack: July 16, 1997: Moree Orange Hall near Pomeroy, County Tyrone is burnt to the ground in an IRA orchestrated attack.

Subject

• government: But solidarity does not mean solidarity orchestrated by the government with the Prime Minister as its conductor.

• force: All of these things could have been orchestrated only by forces within our own government.

• group: All of them had been orchestrated by a young group of neoconservatives, who were determined to destroy Clinton.

• gang: Yet it wasn't orchestrated by fascist gangs, it came from sophisticated Spanish society.

Preposition: by

• government: But solidarity does not mean solidarity orchestrated by the government with the Prime Minister as its conductor.

• force: All of these things could have been orchestrated only by forces within our own government.

• group: All of them had been orchestrated by a young group of neoconservatives, who were determined to destroy Clinton.

• gang: Yet it wasn't orchestrated by fascist gangs, it came from sophisticated Spanish society.

Modifying Another Word

• brilliantly: The lighting effects in the King's book are brilliantly orchestrated, attaining a high point in its miniature of The Nativity.

• carefully: Secondly, the nuclear industry has recently launched a carefully orchestrated PR campaign.

• beautifully: Ditto the beautifully orchestrated " Little Bit Of Sunshine.

• fully: The book's text is like a fully orchestrated accompaniment.

• perfectly: Swirling strings perfectly orchestrated, rise above the funky backdrop to caress the senses, a great example of Barry's musical genius.

• heavily: The compilation gets its name from Dunn Pearson's ' Groove On Down ' a heavily orchestrated funky disco classic from 1978.