Sentence examples for arranged to put from inspiring English sources

By November, a secret rendezvous had been arranged to put a plot into action.

How well the 1787 Yquem has stood up over two centuries will become known next year, when Mr. Rodenstock plans to open a bottle of it at a tasting that he has arranged to put on at Monticello.

By the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty in 1986, he had arranged to put a banner on an office building in Lower Manhattan with a tagline that was a play on E. F. Hutton's advertising slogan.

Show biz, for which both men had plenty of aptitude, first connected the two: John Golden, a young Chicago promoter, arranged to put Buckley and Mailer together in a public debate, on September 22, 1962, which quickly sold out.

THE PARK AVENUE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS are a tradition that goes back to 1945, when a group of neighborhood families arranged to put up majestic fir trees on the avenue's central malls to honor soldiers who died in World War II.

The program, part of the Peoples' Symphony Concerts at Washington Irving High School, was arranged to put each player in the spotlight with a cello sonata and solo piano works at the center and clarinet trios to begin and end.

When the commuter arrives home, N.C.S. agents arrange to put his house under 24-hour aerial surveillance.

Patri, one of the biggest, says it arranges to put businessmen in the same room as decision-makers, but does not represent them directly.

Gramercy Neighborhood Associates, a local preservation organization, is arranging to put up, at its own expense, 16 historically accurate 1890's-style 1890's-styleok lampposts to replace the severely modern 1950's cobishopad fixtures that now line the roadway.

After a stint in the Illinois legislature leaves him soured on the political life, forces around the future statesman arrange to put him on the path to his destiny as American president.

One of the people I interviewed, a resident in an assisted-living facility for seniors, asked the facility to arrange to put me up in a spare room for a night.