Sentence examples for arranged to do from inspiring English sources
He had arranged to do semi-official reconnaissance work, Harris writes, and filed a report to the Navy about Japanese trawlers in the area.
Wearing the armor of my professional identity, I arranged to do an interview with her and another stage performer I had adored in my youth, Christopher Plummer.
Ask for everything!'" I get a small sense of this when we reach the café where we've arranged to do the interview.
Treemonisha's parents arranged to do chores for a nearby white family; in exchange, the lady of the house would educate their precious daughter, a story line that touchingly parallels Joplin's life.
Consisting of three rounds of intense questions regarding children's and teen/YA literature, it was a huge success and, though I have not arranged to do another show this year, a version of ITV's The Chase is in the planning stages for charity events later in the year.
"I used to sit there and think: 'God, I really want to do that.'" Growing up in Peckham in the 80s and 90s, she was acutely aware of the black community's distrust of the police – she remembers her uncles complaining about getting stopped and searched – but at the age of 14 she arranged to do work experience at her local police station and found herself hooked.
"Can't you arrange to do this at home?" wonders Andrew Hockley, quite reasonably.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays from April to October you can arrange to do guided walking tours of the farm.
It read, in part: "Would love to arrange to do a long piece: but cannot do it within the dead-line".
But now Chrysler and General Motors are already either importing vehicles from Europe, China and Australia for sale as American models, or arranging to do so, making labor costs at home less relevant.
