Sentence examples for arranged fine from inspiring English sources

He brought money managers who wanted a slice of city and state pension business together with pension trustees and arranged fine talks over finer lunches and dinners.

The more expensive are particularly soft and flat, with the texture of moir?ilk and a velvety nap, arranged in fine, patterned ridges.

New Yorkers who live near Peccavi, an Italian Mediterranean restaurant on East 26th Street, can enjoy dinner delivered the Old World way, arranged on fine bone china on big trays borne by uniformed waiters dodging traffic.

The mucosa is composed of a network of densely arranged very fine collagen fibrils; in contrast the submucosa is almost entirely composed of a dense network of larger collagen fibers.

The sediments are sub-horizontally laminated dark grey sands and gravels typically arranged in fining upward units capped with imbricated armoring.

Welliver draws on her experience with Doug Varone and Trisha Brown, arranging a fine cast, including Kayvon Pourazar, into a loose narrative touching on death.

Strong-arm the SEC into arranging a fine of less than 1percentt of "the take" and it's a beautiful piece of work.

Gel, coherent mass consisting of a liquid in which particles too small to be seen in an ordinary optical microscope are either dispersed or arranged in a fine network throughout the mass.

At the end of a short and lovely wander through the Jardin des Tuileries, his tiny shop on the elegant Rue Cambon is like a jewel box – but one filled with immaculately arranged piles of fine chocolates.

Wilkins laughed and recalled how in the old days when they were sitting around trying to figure out how the organization was going to raise enough money to stay in existence, Walter White used to look speculatively at Marshall and Wilkins and say, "Now, if one of you heroes would just get lynched, I could arrange the finest speaking tour you ever saw".

"It's not just some things not arranged scrupulously, which is fine.