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Discover Ludwig"arrange flowers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "I like to spend my Sunday mornings arranging flowers for the week ahead."
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Arrange all the crayons: stick the wired crayons into the Oasis to make your desired arrangement, the way you might arrange flowers.
Put simply, he was masculine and he could arrange flowers.
"I think a lot of vase designers don't arrange flowers".
"He has a team of flower people who arrange flowers for his residences," she said.
Forget those local worthies who help with the vicar's coffee mornings and arrange flowers.
"I can't arrange flowers, I can't cook but I can talk a lot.
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Yet arranging flowers was something I avoided.
She arranges flowers in the lounge.
Author tells about her attempts at arranging flowers.
Delaney nosed around, arranging flowers, lifting drop cloths.
We were like meticulously arranged flowers, waiting for inspection.
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