Sentence examples for arrangements come from from inspiring English sources

The group's arrangements come from David Irvine, a special education teacher in North Haven, who sings bass and maintains a huge library of madrigals.

My palette and its arrangements come from the way in which the Electro Magnetic Spectrum of Light has been visualized.

The arrangements came from eight members of the orchestra, including Wynton Marsalis, its musical director.

The arrangements came from the producer David Kahne, whose clients have included Kelly Clarkson, Sublime and the Bangles.

So many of the arrangements came from the same chic florist who handled her 1998 nuptials to Ari Rubenstein, a commodities trader; she reports he had a nostalgia attack when he picked her up after her first day at Seventeen.

Though Townshend wrote the majority of the material, the arrangements came from the entire band.

The inspiration for these flower arrangements comes from the floral paintings by the 17th century Flemish painter Jan Brueghel.

The transfixing, sometimes piercing orchestral arrangements came from Mica Levi, the 26-year-old British composer who brushed with indie fame fronting the experimental band Micachu and the Shapes.

Our data on the characteristics of the elderly population and on living arrangements came from the Demographic and Health Surveys conducted by Macro International, Calverton, MD.

The EU vessels covered under this arrangement come from Italy, Portugal, Spain, Greece, Germany, Ireland, France and Latvia.

The only real dismay voiced at the arrangement came from the competition.