Sentence examples for arranging of from inspiring English sources
Still, this arranging of writing, reading, and drinking into an axis of adult high-mindedness rests on several misconceptions.
Outside the West and the Far East, the arranging of plant materials was more a casual part of everyday life than a formally recognized medium of artistic expression.
I suppose it is arguable that art has always been concerned with Gestalt, with the arranging of the many into a single, greater whole.
Hosokawa describes his work as akin to gardening or ikebana (flower arranging), of devising the musical backgrounds against which Vivaldi's "flowers" might best blossom.
Mr. Peñaherrera can, and when he visits Manhattan Children's Theater Friday through Sunday, he will give young audiences lively lessons in the care, feeding and arranging of flowers.
At the end of the collection (Ozick is, incidentally, expert in the ordering and arranging of her work) is a set of quieter autobiographical essays.
The tax affairs of very rich people are all differently arranged, of course.
The metasurface is arranged of a thin subwavelength metallic grating deposited on a dielectric substrate.
Orderly arrange of Au nanoparticles on the specific plane of Ga2O3 nanowire may have low energy and remain stable.
Additionally, a wide arrange of industrial processes require oils or fats to be removed from aqueous systems.
A hundred projections were acquired over an angul arrange of 180°.
