Sentence examples for arranged one from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it was arranged one day that he would question, on camera, the only living witness to a notorious meeting between the Duke of Windsor and Hitler.

But from the same period there is also "The Blind Leading the Blind" (1947-49), a sharp, hard-edged work that seems to prefigure Minimalism, in which pairs of tapered, toothpick-like legs in painted bronze are rigidly arranged, one behind the other, as if on a mindless march.

Olde City Mortgage, the company that arranged one of Ms. McLeod's loans, made $6,000 on a single refinancing, and EquiFirst received $890 in a loan origination fee.

"It was a love marriage," Mrs. Paracha said, rather than a traditional arranged one.

The marriage was an arranged one; the bride, Bibi Fatima Khan (no relation), was fifteen years old.

The marriage in 1987 was an arranged one, in the Muslim tradition; her mother acted as marriage broker.

Georges Perec on arranging one's books: PatLux recommended this advice on how to arrange bookshelves, a seemingly simple task with "enormous possibilities".

"The thunder cracks the land, and then they appear," said Usama Calipha, who was plying desert truffles in carefully arranged one-foot-high pyramids in a downtown Damascus traffic circle for $10 a kilo (2.2 pounds).

The organs are perfectly arranged to carry out their tasks, Dr. Emond said, including the asymmetrically arranged ones like the liver and heart.

For "She Shoulda Said 'No'!", an anti-marijuana film of the 1950s, he highlighted the sexual scenes and arranged "one-time-only" midnight showings, claiming that his company was working with the United States Treasury Department to release the film "in as many towns and cities as possible in the shortest possible length of time" as a public service.

Not the colorful, meticulously arranged ones of Instagram fame: "They were essentially cut-up pieces of bread, bacon and soft-boiled egg".