Sentence examples for arranged for something from inspiring English sources

Usually Harry beats him, but unknown to Harry, the client has arranged for something different with Ghislaine.

Teams back then did not go through two rounds of postseason eliminating play before the World Series, which almost by plan now produce so many late-inning surprises, and only a tie in the standings at the end of the last day the regular season could arrange for something as exotic as a playoff.

However, the use of the word 'postpone' still implies intention on the part of the patient (the Oxford English Dictionary entry for postpone states: 'cause or arrange for (something) to take place at a time later than that first scheduled'), which we know is often not the experience for patients in reality.

Her lack of funds meant Eve couldn't afford for someone to take a formal service so we arranged for a friend to say something brief and she chose some music to play in the background that he liked.

It was so awful, it was almost comic – it was like something I had arranged for a character in one of my novels".

"It's such a luxury to have something that you've arranged for yourself, with a view.

And how you are arranged for Europe is one thing and how you ought to be arranged for Asia is conceivably something else.

Dawes arranged for Lt.-Col.

Tarrytown police arranged for visit.

Harvard arranged for accommodations for note- and test-taking, as well as cane training something he had previously resisted.

That could be arranged for a hundred".