Sentence examples for Once arranged from inspiring English sources
Once arranged, the interview is conducted in a barber's shop.
Once arranged, pin in position.
The author Margot Livesey once arranged a blind friend-date with the novelist Sara Paretsky.
She went to the travel agency that had once arranged her visits to luxury resorts and European capitals and offered to work without pay to learn the business.
She became known as a patron of the Boston Symphony and of countless music students, for whom she once arranged a private recital by the pianist Ignacy Paderewski.
His father, George Edward Ives, a Connecticut bandmaster and musical tinkerer, once arranged for two marching bands to converge in direct musical opposition.
Nobel prize winning physicist Niels Bohr did, once arranging mock duels to test the validity of this cinematic curiosity.
Despite her presence being broadcasted to millions on this "day of national celebration," she didn't once arrange the muscles in her face into anything resembling a smile for the cameras.
Because she could not pay it all at once, Amerimod arranged automatic deductions.
But it no longer held the alphabetic dice that she had once hastily arranged into words.
But Zubair Khan, a former commerce minister and a critic of the government's economic management, said confidence would improve once Pakistan arranged an I.M.F.
