Sentence examples for To arranging from inspiring English sources
verb
To set up, to organize, especially in a positive manner.
Limit future chats with him to arranging drinks.
"But you hadn't got around to arranging another appointment?" "No.
"When it came to arranging catering they looked to individual traders to offer something unique.
At MI5's behest, he came close to arranging a meeting between the two sides.
Mr. Paterson's assistance to North General was not limited to arranging meetings with key people.
When it comes to arranging hairpin turns in a narrative, he can do everything but stop.
Osorio's attention to detail extends to arranging and rearranging training cones himself.
Seddik, in addition to arranging and driving the Land Rovers, ran the hotel.
The whole idea – from finding a dress to arranging the catering – seemed too much.
In addition to arranging the trade, ACA was an investor, betting the security would rise in value.
Qatar has been talking about one since 2003 but has not yet got round to arranging an election.
