The phrase "arrange about" is not grammatically correct and it cannot be used in written English.
A more suitable phrase would be "arrange around." For example, "We need to arrange the chairs around the table."
Butter a high-sided casserole dish and arrange about a third of the potatoes in the bottom.
Staffers estimate they've helped arrange about a dozen engagements and two weddings in the tower in the past 20 years.
SanDisk, for example, can arrange about 100 billion transistors on one of its thumbnail-size memory cards that fit into cellphones and other hand-held devices.
In addition, officials expect to reverse past practices and arrange about a dozen equity participation plans with foreign companies, including Burroughs, Hewlett-Packard, Data General and International Computers Ltd. of Britain.
The three firms, which arrange about a third of new United States bond sales, said the marketplace, BondBook L.L.C., would start trading municipal and corporate bonds by the fourth quarter.
Meetup has more than 37,000 groups with more than five million regular users, said Dominic Preuss, vice president for marketplace at Meetup in New York, and helps arrange about 80,000 physical get-togethers each month.
Has arranged about 50 Negro spirituals, among them, "Deep River".
"We have arranged about 20 lakh so far," Debasish Ghosh said in Kolkata.
"It's composed silence," says Mr. Goldenthal, who arranged about 20 of the songs.
In total, she arranged about $650,000 in illegal payments and insider deals for herself and her friends.
Weeels said it arranged about 20 rides an hour during peak times in the days after the storm, when cars and gas were particularly scarce.
