Sentence examples for arranged dates for from inspiring English sources

Cliff rarely arranged dates for us, but one day not long after he told me over the phone, "We're going out to dinner after we do our taxes".

All the friends eagerly arranged dates for one another, Ms. Meyers said, but she was "stuck" with a friend's big brother because "I was the only girl who had never met him before".

Ms. Livermore then arranges dates for them and invites them to parties.

When I last spoke to her early this month, she was arranging dates for her son with three new marriage candidates she had found.

Even for two unlikely businessmen who began their careers as schoolteachers, the business logic is plain: There is money to be made arranging dates for 50 years instead of the six to 12 months that HowAboutWe's single clients tend to last.

"The DUP and UUP have both been dragging their feet on arranging dates for discussions to take place," he said.

You're left waiting ages, more than once, for an arranged date together.

The online dating agency arranges dates for trios as part of their commitment to introducing the masses to the joys of polyamory, then coaches them on how to go about it.

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross never mentioned arranging date nights for the dead (with dancing) among the five stages of grief, but this is one of the more poetic rituals of "The Argument," a multimedia walk-through theatrical experience inspired by the disaster of Hurricane Katrina.

Good whingeing, the whingeing of the reactionaries, is impotent, a steady grumble against all that exists, only sometimes erupting into praxis at pre-arranged dates for elections and referenda.

Soon they arranged play dates for their pups.