Sentence examples for arranging matters from inspiring English sources

Later, in cars, restaurants and other places, Mr. Steele accepted bribes totaling $14,000 for arranging matters, the complaint said.

Here's one: The Reformers…seemed determined to make this a splendid day...in preparing flags and small bands of music, and in arranging matters for the approaching meeting.

On one version, defended by Peter Singer (1973, pp. 30-41), when people insist on different ways of arranging matters properly, each person in a sense claims a right to be dictator over their shared lives.

So even if the true theory of human good could be discovered, it would offend the dignity and sense of responsibility of individual persons for some agency of society to preempt this individual responsibility by arranging matters so that everyone achieves human good understood a certain way to a sufficiently high degree.

Other applications of nanoparticles are those that stem from manipulating or arranging matter at the nanoscale to provide better coatings, composites, or additives and those that exploit the particles' quantum effects (e.g., quantum dots for imaging, nanowires for molecular electronics, and technologies for spintronics and molecular magnets).

THE way that atoms are arranged matters.

And then I arranged matters.

She arranges matters so that we do.

When you try to arrange matters, Browning's poem seems to say, they can arrange you.

Sunita arranged matters so that Stella caught her and Karl in the Rovers, in flagrante.

Ms. Stritch also likes the idea of having family at hand to arrange matters after she's gone.