The phrase "arranged dinner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a dinner that has been organized or planned in advance.
Example: "I have arranged dinner for us at the new Italian restaurant downtown."
Alternatives: "scheduled dinner" or "planned dinner".
When friends arranged dinner at a Korean restaurant with new friends, one of whom is Korean-American, I went hungry and looking for adventure.
Shortly after, we headed to our already arranged dinner at Soho hot spot at Yauatcha.
Away from the podium, wedged between the closely arranged dinner tables, during commercial breaks, there was a different experience, including much talk of "Je Suis Charlie," as Kaufman reported Sunday night. .
Emphasize the fact that the finished product – the nicely arranged dinner table – resulted from the two of you working together.
In reality, she added, she should have arranged dinners with two board members at a time.
"We've sourced llamas for clients, refurbished supercars in Louis Vuitton, had chess sets built from black and white diamonds, arranged dinners for clients with people like Al Pacino everything.
Nonetheless, many restaurants in affluent northern Tehran -- who want to attract more customers -- have arranged dinners catered for lovers, and are offering a change of menu, live music and even fireworks, according to a waitress in an Asian restaurant.
"We've sourced llamas for clients, refurbished supercars in Louis Vuitton, had chess sets built from black and white diamonds, arranged dinners for clients with people like Al Pacino – everything.
We can arrange dinner parties.
A mutual friend, passing through, saved time by arranging dinner with them both.
Its members arrange dinner parties, collect second-hand furniture, offer language support and a lot more for refugees all over the country.
