The phrase "a boy arranged" is grammatically correct but may lack clarity without additional context.
It can be used when describing a situation where a boy has organized or set something up, but the specific details would need to be provided for full understanding.
Example: "A boy arranged the chairs in a circle for the meeting."
Alternatives: "a boy organized" or "a boy set up".
Her aunt, a tutor to Lester Robinson when he was a boy, arranged a visit to the Robinsons in 1935, and a reluctant Lester was asked in advance to look after Helen.
The World's Smallest Movie Using "thousands of precisely placed atoms to create nearly 250 frames of stop-motion action," scientists from IBM Research were able to create a brief movie, "A Boy and His Atom," in which the figure of a boy, arranged out of atoms, prances and jumps on a trampoline, also made of atoms.
Now it's the annual unveiling of the John Lewis ad, which this year features a boy arranging for a trafficked overseas bird to be smuggled into the country inside a small container and presented like a gift-wrapped object to the laddish penguin mate who exists only in his troubled mind.
A junior boy arranged for a U.S. Customs pilot to fly over the Prince William County school and drop a stuffed bulldog with a red bandana parachute on the football field.
As the boy arranged the shells, everyone chanted prayers.
And one teen boy arranged to take his mother out to dinner.
"The Little Drummer Boy," arranged for all harps, is part of the group's repertoire, along with "Greensleeves," "The Dreidel Song" and other holiday, popular and folk songs played on large pedal harps and smaller folk harps.
At the grand old age of 30, Anderson is still that boy arranging things just so.
The mean total delay in diagnosis is the time from first reported symptoms to genetic confirmation of DMD. Figure 1 displays the delays in the diagnostic pathway for each of the 20 boys, arranged according to length of delay in diagnosis.
Mohammed divorced Alia when Osama was a young boy and arranged for her to remarry Mohammed al-Attas, who worked as a midlevel administrator in the bin Laden company.
Both men had sexually explicit conversations with someone they believed to be a 14-year-old boy and arranged to meet the boy to have sex, Mrs. Pirro said, adding that the men were actually speaking to investigators.
