Sentence examples for arrangements of some from inspiring English sources

Perhaps we should look to reducing the bear-pit atmosphere in our politics by adopting the more conciliatory arrangements of some of our European neighbours.

Miliband will not recoil from the debate about the tax avoidance, despite the recent criticism of the tax arrangements of some Labour donors.

In the course of news media inquiries, Harlem Little League officials had to expose the living arrangements of some children who were the subjects of protest.

It includes arrangements of some of Bach's Inventions and English and French suites by Frederick Neumann, which the Capu?s play with flair, precision and minimal vibrato.

Mozart, who studied Bach's contrapuntal techniques, wrote arrangements of some of his fugues for Sunday afternoon gatherings at the Vienna home of Baron Gottfried van Swieten, a diplomat and musical connoisseur.

Mr. Holland's surprise that the "pure of heart" of the "early-music lobby" do not protest Bach's "violations of himself" (through his own arrangements of some of his works) is itself surprising.

For a woodworker, workpieces could be firmly fixed only with a screw arrangement of some sort.

Until that time, we will have to be prepared to live with it in an arrangement of some kind".

He was playing an encore, "Soirées de Vienne," Liszt's dazzling and decorative arrangement of some Schubert dances.

Additional mechanisms are needed to explain the vertical arrangement of some caves that may have an internal relief from tens of metres to more than 1,000 metres.

That indicates either a marital arrangement of some laissez-faire sophistication or, perhaps, that a shot is being fired across Rupert's bow.