The phrase "arrange house" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used when referring to organizing or tidying up a house or home environment.
Example: "Before the guests arrive, I need to arrange the house to make it more presentable."
Alternatives: "tidy up the house" or "organize the home".
Long before Airbnb or even e-mail, they would arrange house swaps with other families.
Across study settings, women expressed their wish to know beforehand the likely waiting time required to obtain an integrated screening for HIV and CC in a single visit so that they could prepare a packed lunch, acquire money for overnight accommodation if the need were to arise, and arrange house helpers to take care of the children left at home.
We strongly suggest you apply early and arrange housing in advance of your arrival.
It is students' responsibility to arrange housing payments directly with their sponsor.
In addition to appealing to cash-strapped schools, the F-1 enrollment boom has attracted the interest of private businesses: consultants, recruiters, and companies that arrange housing.
If you are not able to arrange housing before your program, you should arrive seven days before the start of your program and visit the International Student Services (ISS) office.
A basement apartment and two apartments on the first floor sustained water damage, and the Red Cross said it would arrange housing for any displaced residents.
"If a student indicates that he wishes us to arrange housing for him, we will make sure that once the student arrives in Eindhoven, housing is ready for him".
Dennis Mulligan, executive director of the Nationalities Service Center, a refugee assistance group in Philadelphia, said he was rushing to arrange housing and psychological trauma services for Haitians who might accompany injured victims.
Ellis spent the last portion of his sentence in HMP Spring Hill, a resettlement prison next door to Grendon designed to help prisoners arrange housing and work for after release.
And as groups across Canada scramble to arrange housing, schooling and long-term support for refugees, McCallum worries that public support could dwindle if newcomers are seen to be pampered.
