Sentence examples similar to arranging terms with him from inspiring English sources

France gained advantages by arranging terms with each of its enemies separately.

Sussex was not supported by the queen, who sent the Earl of Kildare to arrange terms with Shane.

When it came to arranging peace terms with the Spanish, we chose to keep only Guam out of the whole Marianas group, whereupon the Germans bought the other 14 islands, plus the Carolines & Palau, for little over four million.

People with knowledge of the financing package said Delta had arranged new terms with its aircraft lenders that could save it hundreds of millions of dollars over the next few years.

Berlin speculates that at this point in his career, despite the fame brought by the Maple Leaf Rag, Joplin was unable to arrange favorable terms with publishers; for example Joplin announced in July 1905 the completion of the song "You Stand Good with Me, Babe" which was never published, and no copies of the song have ever been found.

I'll try to arrange a conversation with him sometime soon.

Stanley Kubrick read it, Ettinger says, and then arranged to meet with him.

Baldwin decided to confront Bleckner, and arranged to meet with him at a friend's house.

By the end of the day, he had told me to call his secretary to arrange my interview with him.

I've arranged a meeting with him.' I didn't understand.

"You can call me and I'll arrange a visit with him for you".