Sentence examples for arranged daily from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Dan Baker gave these great classes on stress management and I arranged daily therapy sessions with him.

Rides are arranged daily, so keep an eye on the information board in the rally marque and be ready to saddle up.

The Botanical Garden has two stars in the Michelin Green Guide and guided tours are arranged daily during the summer season.

Before his release, the Duchess of Somerset and the Countess of Warwick had arranged daily banquets in order to reconcile their husbands.

This could include arranging daily or weekly calls with family and friends, putting in place specific support, or even creating a positive vision board in your room to encourage you when you're feeling low.

As part of a $4,850 package, guests can arrange daily helicopter rides to go fly-fishing or kayaking during the day, with a return to the resort in time for dinner.

First, differing from the traditional maternal role that concentrated on caretaking, the primary responsibility of the mother involves making plans and decisions for her child's development, from selecting educational organizations to arranging daily activities.

With help from a Microsoft and an AT&T, Shaheen muses, "we could become a global travel company... We could plan your trip to Istanbul, hire a guide, tell you where to stay and eat, even arrange daily boat trips.

Care consists of activities such as; arranging daily schedules, preparing or ensuring access to meals, assisting the child's educational and social needs (including play), washing clothes, looking after the child when he/she is sick, guardianship and representation to health and/or education authorities.

She defined her limits: "I have found it requisite in 'life' to so arrange my daily affairs as perforce not to admit of the intrusion of existentially distracting influences".

Aidan Barclay texted the would-be prime minister in March 2010 after a breakfast meeting with him at the Ritz hotel, which his family also owns, saying he had "spoken to Tony G Tony Gallagherher, the editor of the Daily Telegraph – and they would "arrange a daily call during the campaign as discussed".