Sentence examples for * bad arranged from inspiring English sources
From a miserable childhood, Diana Spencer entered a bad arranged marriage with a faithless prince and gave him children.
The Parker anecdote testifies to this, as does the fact that chunks of The Rite of Spring turn up in tracks by Ornette Coleman, Alice Coltrane, Joni Mitchell, Weather Report – and the Bad Plus arranged the entire work for jazz trio.
She has also run into "bad buyers" who arrange a time and place to meet to buy the items and never show.
The Bad Ragaz team can arrange for any number of wine experiences and for you to hit the local wine hiking trails.
He told me that it was too late: everything had already been arranged; he'd look bad if I didn't go.
The New York Times reported that Hattie, seeing a bad omen in a postponed marriage, arranged to have a bedside ceremony.
But Badding and colleagues could arrange the wires in such a way that light passing through generated a current.
They say cellphones are disruptive and encourage bad behavior such as cheating and arranging after-school fights, not to mention texting and sexting.
Arranged marriages have had a bad press, though, being associated with forced marriages and childhood betrothals.
After the couple's engagement last spring, Ms. Martin's father sent them an e-mail message, taking all the credit: "It's true: arranged marriages aren't always bad".
After hearing stories from friends and families about their experiences with arranged marriages, both good and bad, she wanted to start more conversations about the practice.
