Sentence examples for arranged arms from inspiring English sources

The resulting models illustrate that the genome is ellipsoidal with periodically arranged arms.

Here vendors by the thousands offer a huge array of goods: piles of used T-shirts and other clothing that arrive in bales from the United States; cars, new or used (and sometimes stolen); neatly arranged arms, legs and heads from broken Barbie dolls; electric guitars; mummified baby llamas; pickax handles; and myriad other items.

They help arrange arms trade missions to "priority markets", like Saudi Arabia and Libya, and overseas exhibitions.

This adds to our understanding of the history of arms acquisitions in Libya, and of the shifting roles of Western governments that alternately court and scold other states, often while arranging arms deals about which little is known.

Casey reportedly told congressional investigators that the CIA had helped arrange arms shipments to Iran only in 1986 and only at the request of the White House National Security Council.

While the fake account has now been suspended, screen shots taken when it was active show that it mixed plausible-sounding messages decrying the Assad regime with updates that served to undermine Mr. Dayem, by suggesting that he was out to foment sectarian discord and was trying to arrange armed intervention by Israel — by asking Mia Farrow to ask Woody Allen.

In the summer of 1955 he arranged an arms deal with Egypt that opened the way for large‐scale expansion of Soviet influence among the Arab peoples.

Aramco never believed that it was in danger of losing its oil concession over a few Jewish employees, and the U.S. government had arranged enough arms sales and loans to the Saudi government to feel secure.

These included species like the Dicranograptus ziczac, whose tiny cups were arranged along arms that curled away and then toward each other, like tusks; and Amphigraptus divergens, which was shaped like a bat in flight.

In truth, the Reagan administration had arranged the arms shipment for a variety of reasons that had little to do with Iraq: to secure the release of American hostages in Lebanon, to open a private channel to the new leadership in Tehran and to generate secret profits that could be sent to Nicaraguan rebels.

On Jan . 3 the Israelis say, they prevented the Palestinian forces from obtaining 50 tons of weapons when commandos boarded a freighter, the Karine A. Israeli and American intelligence officers said Mr. Shobaki was one of the Palestinian officials who arranged the arms shipment with Iran.