Sentence examples for The arranging from inspiring English sources
verb
To set up, to organize, especially in a positive manner.
The arranging is almost antifussy, given the perseverance of its ostinatos and its funky cycling grooves; those grooves are subtle, and they keep changing.
The arranging of the match was being done by Europeans, he told me, and it was only when they had secured a possible fix that they would make contact with Dan Tan for the funds to achieve it.
(The arranging may be done for free, but check first!) Use cupcakes!
"I do the arranging and Phil does the mixing," Paul Hartnoll said, "and we both share the synthesizer manipulation.
Outside the West and the Far East, the arranging of plant materials was more a casual part of everyday life than a formally recognized medium of artistic expression.
I suppose it is arguable that art has always been concerned with Gestalt, with the arranging of the many into a single, greater whole.
composition-the arranging of parts or elements into proper proportion or relation so as to form a unified whole.
It's because of the arranged marriages.
Thamarai rejects the arranged marriage, angering Mandhiyappan.
Then, they meet at the arranged place.
The winner arranges the travel.
