Sentence examples for arranged sections from inspiring English sources

For the French set, Frederick Renz, founder and director of the Early Music Foundation, arranged sections of Marc-Antoine Charpentier's "Messe de Minuit" and other pieces to form a French suite: overture, gavotte, minuet and so forth.

To satisfy queries like this, we have arranged Section 5 to briefly exemplify how we could employ the insights obtained from SMM studies to solve specific issues in individual languages like Chinese.

He has been doing this since the 1970's, but the work here is an advance because Mr. Lobe now arranges sections of imprinted metal to make fanciful sculpture.

First, they have to figure out whether their seats are in a "tier reserved" section (arranged by section number) or a "tier box" section (arranged by little placards in front of each box).

You shot your video in sections, so arrange the sections in order.

Another ad asks, "How do you define value in a new home?" and answers thusly: "Let's begin with the definition of 'Oh, wow, I love it.' " There is also a section of the Corcoran Web site devoted to value-priced listings (corcoran.com/bigvalues), arranged in sections from under $500,000 to more than $3 million.

Arranged in sections that range from merely interesting to downright horrifying, this provocative documentary suggests a system regulated by fear and motivated by the desire to control.

The conclusion and the proofs of the main results are arranged in Sections 4 and 5.

The porous structure is arranged in sections of arrays with single pore diameters of typically 100 nm and an average spacing of 150 nm.

Blackman arranged orchestral sections on The White Albun (2004).

Then it hits: pummeling bass drums are arranged in sections of three measures with rimshots moving up and down.