Sentence examples for arranged much from inspiring English sources
Joffrey arranged much of the rest, with thought and taste.
The Ottomans, who ruled the land until the British takeover in 1917, had the place arranged much differently.
The organist Jackie Mittoo, who arranged much of this material, also scored instrumental hits of his own.
Although arranged much like the empty vessels on either side, this ghoulish form embodies human remains discovered by Amedeo Maiuri, Pompeii's chief archaeologist from 1924 to 1961.
She arranged with Ms. Rosenberg to see it again, and found the apartment — newly decluttered, newly curtained and newly arranged — much improved.
Mr. Tovar bought 10 sculptures called "PREM" -- in which that word, Hindi for love, was spelled out in Roman letters arranged much like those in "LOVE" -- from John Gilbert, a longtime business associate of Mr. Indiana's.
The museum is arranging much of the loaned tableware in historically accurate place settings.
The Clash quickly wrote and recorded demos, with Mick Jones composing and arranging much of the music and Joe Strummer writing the lyrics.
The English couple never arranged for much of an education, but they cashed the checks and treated Sybille kindly.
The title track not only has a beautiful tune, but a beautiful sense of dynamics: the strings don't sound arranged so much as entwined around the song.
Dr. Falk advises asking by phone, or even in person, a notion that may be alien to students who have arranged so much of their lives without speaking directly to another person.
