Sentence examples for arranging to do from inspiring English sources

But now Chrysler and General Motors are already either importing vehicles from Europe, China and Australia for sale as American models, or arranging to do so, making labor costs at home less relevant.

Unscheduled care is defined here as when someone seeks treatment or advice for a health problem without arranging to do so more than a day in advance.

And always end the conversation positively, whether it's promising to do something for your friend, or arranging to do something together, or simply telling them what a wonderful person you think they are.

We arrange to do this once a fortnight.

"Can't you arrange to do this at home?" wonders Andrew Hockley, quite reasonably.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays from April to October you can arrange to do guided walking tours of the farm.

He had arranged to do semi-official reconnaissance work, Harris writes, and filed a report to the Navy about Japanese trawlers in the area.

Wearing the armor of my professional identity, I arranged to do an interview with her and another stage performer I had adored in my youth, Christopher Plummer.

It read, in part: "Would love to arrange to do a long piece: but cannot do it within the dead-line".

Ask for everything!'" I get a small sense of this when we reach the café where we've arranged to do the interview.

Books I arrange to do things like judging awards because then I can read books I wouldn't have otherwise chosen.