Sentence examples for broadly arranged from inspiring English sources

Yet one would have a hard time finding another beach in the world where the delights are nearly so broadly arranged as at Rockaway, or where the juxtapositions of race and class and gender and self-presentation are anything like as wondrous.

Ecosystems are broadly arranged in latitudinal patterns with increasing species richness towards the equator.

Box and whisker summary age plots broadly arranged according to the magnitude of the median ages given in the third column of Table I are shown separately for myeloid and lymphoid subtypes with 10 or more diagnoses in Fig 5.

Some 100 paintings, drawings and lithographs are arranged broadly chronologically.

It's arranged broadly according to the subject matter of the jokes.

Separate series were created for the Guardian and Observer adverts and within these the adverts were arranged broadly chronologically, although it was sometimes unclear whether the date referred to the production or broadcast of the advert or a later compilation.

Besides the exhilarating architecture, there are many delights and surprises to be seen and a good deal can be learned.To help with the learning, the material is arranged broadly chronologically, in four segments.

A large group of dancers, centred around Frankie and June (19-year-old Henrique Costa and 18-year-old Jasmine Breinburg) on a night out, performed to an assortment of British popular songs arranged broadly chronologically, beginning with "Going Underground" by The Jam, suggesting their ride on the London Underground.

But here—and as with everything else in these galleries the museum has handled the presentation with sensitivity.When travelling in a counter-clockwise path from the main entrance, the layout is broadly chronological, with galleries arranged by region.

Arranged in a broadly chronological order, the ideas are presented through fascinating text and arresting visuals, 100 Ideas that Changed Design explores when each idea first evolved and the subsequent impact it has had up to the present day.

Gondoliers: A Mafia-themed adaptation of the opera, broadly rewritten by John Doyle and orchestrated and arranged Sarah Travis, was given at the Watermill Theatre and transferred to the Apollo Theatre in the West End in 2001.