Sentence examples for arrangement that would from inspiring English sources

But he deserves credit for a facial arrangement that would make Magnum PI question his masculinity.

"Certainly our musicians would be happier with any arrangement that would increase their salaries.

He would also receive a lifetime consulting arrangement that would pay him $137,500 a year.

It is unlikely that the MDC could accept any arrangement that would leave Mr Mugabe in charge.

But they described it as an arrangement that would let DreamWorks continue to make studio-level pictures.

Or maybe a geographically more apt metaphor is that of the timeshared apartment — an arrangement that would become popular on the Spanish costas from the 1960s onwards.

Many liberals insisted that the inclusion of the nationalists was a temporary arrangement that would be adjusted if the movement gained major traction.

The intention was rather to foster an arrangement that would stabilise the EU-Russia borderlands after the 2005 EU expansion had effectively pushed the East-West border east.

Termeh remains with Nader, an arrangement that would work fine if it were not for his father, who lives with them and suffers from Alzheimer's.

The Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet has agreed to take on Mr. Assange as a columnist in an arrangement that would qualify him for such protections.

Usually, the sellers in such deals receive payment in shares of the acquirer, an arrangement that would have little effect on a utility's customers.