Sentence examples for arranging to move from inspiring English sources

Somewhat laughably, when I was on the phone to Sky arranging to move my service, even the Sky guy was questioning my decision to co-habit: "Ooh are you sure?

Mr. Bilkovich's death came as Dow and the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group that persuaded Dow to work with local critics, were arranging to move him to Freeport, Tex., to set up a program at Dow's petrochemical complex there.

Disgruntled, Luce took advantage of a trip Hadden made to Europe in 1925 by arranging to move the magazine to Cleveland — ostensibly to save money but also because he felt more comfortable in the moneyed parlors of Shaker Heights, where he could be a big fish, than he did in New York.

Using code over the phone, they arranged to move the guns.

If international creditors would agree to extend their loans, U.S. officials would arrange to move forward the I.M.F.

Several months after graduation, my longtime boyfriend and I got married, and we arranged to move in with one of my grandparents.

He recently arranged to move a Guess clothing store into a space at 129 Fifth Avenue between 18th and 19th Streets that had been occupied by a furniture store.

(The number of patients has declined since the hospital was destroyed, doctors said; many people arrange to move the wounded north, to makeshift trauma centers in the countryside and then across the border to Turkey).

Mr. Horowitz, who recently arranged to move an e-commerce consulting company called Novo into nearby 10 Hudson Square, said that these are the type of tenants who provide special rooms for employees to hang their bicycles after riding to work.

Several residents, for whom trawling the stairs would have been an extreme physical hardship, arranged to move in with friends or family or to retreat to a weekend home.

It was Frendreis who, after the Hayden decided it had no use for the machine, arranged to move it to Chicago for the cost of shipping (about eighteen hundred dollars).