Sentence examples for arrangements yet from inspiring English sources

The boys looked ill at ease among the marble pillars and elaborate flower arrangements, yet they'd insisted on meeting here.

Hancock keeps the album rooted in spare, predominantly acoustic arrangements, yet avoids the temptation to transform Mitchell's songs into mere vessels for charging improvisations.

There's no doubt that this is a significant change in the arrangements; yet even after that, the average doctor's pension if he retires at 68 will be £68,000 a year.

"An American Tragedy" is clumsy and heavy-spirited, and dated in its sexual arrangements, yet it has an extraordinary dignity and power that carry one through the taffied, redundant sentences.

Similarly, a desire might be generic relative to specific neuronal arrangements, yet still reducible to some generic brain state.

I feel attracted to the Jesus in Luke, who is bent on upending social rules and arrangements, yet I anxiously wonder -- if I read honestly -- what this could mean for people like me who assume so many privileges of a relatively comfortable life.

The deal is also notable for including what appears to be the largest so-called offset arrangement yet seen in the international arms trade.

Kink could have tried to slip into the building innocuously, preserving that arrangement, yet Acworth seems bent on doing the opposite: he wants, very visibly and proactively, to be a good neighbor.

By now, the performer is so seamlessly joined to the part that we find it hard to conceive of another arrangement, yet the fact remains that at one point, when James Cameron was devising the original picture, of 1984, the name pencilled in for the Terminator was that of O. J. Simpson.

The assistants immediately obey employer arrangement; yet time is required to build up and maintain a partnership.

If you haven't come up with an arrangement yet, detail how others in your industry have done it, who your potential partners might be, and why they might be interested.