Sentence examples for arrangement for one from inspiring English sources
There is no opposition in the world that would swap that arrangement for one involving Mike Hussey.
THE long wait for the Coca-Cola Company to make final arrangements for one of the largest account shifts in the history of Madison Avenue is over.
Of the other women, two had a fear of anaesthetics, one had a pre-existing medical condition, one had children to make arrangements for and one did not want to take time off work.
Alternatively, the molecular framework of the calixarene can serve as a versatile molecular platform for the dynamic arrangement of one or more structural units that can serve as recognition and/or catalytic sites.
I remember doing an arrangement for him for one of his signature songs called The Blue Tail Fly.
What consumed most of the session, they said, was working out the details; for instance, the question of how members of the audience might be chosen if a town-meeting arrangement were used for one of the debates.
However, now the FISH localizations have been completed, and we find that FISH and the linkage map scaffold arrangements disagree for one-third of the genome.
Eumir Deodato did the arrangements for this one, and it's more dynamic and less monochromatic than the soft-softer-softest vibe of the first album.
Because these previous studies typically relied on semiquantitative assessments of Southern blot intensities, it would have been easy to overlook the subtle (but significant) level of variation uncovered here, which is 2-fold or less between the most and least abundant arrangements for any one repeat and roughly 3-fold for the combined R2 + R3 segment (table 3).
This window of recruitment allowed adequate time for arrangement of the one to one session with the health trainer followed by the eight week intervention programme prior to the oral glucose tolerance test, carried out between 27+0 and 28+6 weeks' gestation.
Only residents that are living in the living arrangement for more than one month are observed.
