Sentence examples for arrange a number of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, in the 1950s, at the time of the Battle of Algiers, having worked on social reforms in Algeria, she liaised between the French government and the Algerian National Liberation Front leader, Saadi Yacef, and helped to arrange a number of ceasefires.
Of those who opened the menu, 10,000 requested either a DVD or a brochure, and Honda used the data collected from the interactive option to arrange a number of test drives.
"Though I will remain a friend and Johnny supporter, and he knows I have worked tirelessly to arrange a number of professional options for him to continue to pursue, it has become painfully obvious that his future rests solely in his own hands.
He has also become a renowned piano arranger, and has arranged a number of albums, including Yasunori Mitsuda's Sailing to the World piano score in 2006.
Mr. Gibson's company, Icon Productions, has arranged a number of private, prerelease screenings for Vatican officials.
He allowed them to practice at his house, then he arranged a number of engagements for them.
And the Fed arranged a number of emergency facilities through which troubled lenders could get cash by pledging assets that no one else would touch.
By combining performing with teaching and arranging, a number of Trinidadian pan players managed to forge solo careers, most notably Sharpe, Holman, Teague, Rudy Smith, Ken ("Professor") Philmore, and Robert Greenidge.
The master plan that was eventually selected, by Daniel Libeskind, split the difference, arranging a number of office towers around a memorial space occupying the footprint of the Twin Towers.
Joe McGirr, of the Scottish Malt Whisky Society, which has arranged a number of tastings involving Ellingham's chocolates, – others include sundried tomato and basil, cranberry and chestnut, and thyme and orange truffles – said: "The haggis chocolate was amazing.
Mr. Hellsberg has also arranged a number of memorial concerts, including a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony in 2000 in the quarry of a Nazi labor camp in Mauthausen, Austria.
