Sentence examples for awkward arrangements from inspiring English sources
They inevitably lead to awkward arrangements of back-to-back rooms that seem redundant, while long halls trail off without logic.
Such awkward arrangements are an unexpected result of gains made by the first women to snare jobs on Wall Street -- women like Muriel Siebert, who first journeyed there in 1959.
Watch this space for Kathryn Elkin, known for her film installation Michael's Theme (work pictured), created from unbroadcast footage of Parkinson's first two series; and for John Henry Newton's wonderfully awkward arrangements of banalities gone awry.
But it is hard to find a doctrinal thread in a lifelong user of tobacco who favoured gun-control and fought to have the first Minutemen missiles installed in his home state.Above all, Mr Mansfield respected the necessarily awkward arrangements of a complicated democracy.
Some awkward arrangements of his pieces in the early middle game in the 14th encounter of the Brain Games Network World Chess Championship gave Vladimir Kramnik trouble yesterday in London, but he struggled through to an endgame that was salvageable and got the draw that maintained his two-point lead over Garry Kasparov.
It's a scandal with no easy fix, and one that lays bare the awkward arrangements that hold the UN together.
From a managerial perspective, it is an awkward arrangement (see "Hospital Economics 101").
Awkward arrangement of tables that are at once too long and too narrow.
But that awkward arrangement, which left more than 1,000 ethnic Albanians fearfully stranded in northern Mitrovica, broke down earlier this month.
But the road to mediocrity is paved with good intentions and Biyi Bandele's awkward arrangement of domestic squalls, milling extras and antique newsreel footage never truly hangs together.
We catch up with the gang back in the widescreen present: Ian and Grant are flat-sharing as a very odd couple; Arby enjoying his career change; Becky roped into an awkward arrangement with shady Thoraxin dealer Donaldson; Wilson finding a spoon and a new role.
