There is an erotic edge to the film too, with Price constantly arranging liaisons with his husky-voiced suburban mistress (Joan Greenwood).
Strained by the pressures of her work and the serious, high-power setting of Washington, Garten once again turned to cooking and entertaining in her free time, constantly arranging dinner parties and soirées at her home on the weekends.
Constant counting, mentally or aloud, while performing routine tasks; eating foods in a specific order; constantly arranging things in a certain way.
There isn't a need to constantly arrange "things to do".
Administrators were always arranging things, Ekwall reasoned, so people in their social circles constantly owed them money, and would download a simple app to repay them if requested to do so.
Negroponte envisioned a prototype "digital newspaper," either in the form of an on-screen interface or a portable device, that would receive information constantly and arrange it in a personalized format.
My coach, Len Cardinale, is constantly saying, "arrange your shot, and then finish the best you can," and "if you are afraid to miss, you can never hit".
"Untold Futures offers persuasive close analysis of the literary techniques and devices through which Barret suggests these writers were constantly 'capturing, pacing, arranging and reimagining linear time'.... [T]he future is destabilized, overdetermined, and ultimately, 'reliably, even permanently, ephemeral' in Untold Futures.
Pretty much all of my friends can't wait to go clubbing, and the ones who are already 18 are constantly messaging each other, arranging when they're next going out.
The length and width of graphenes are unequal in Fig. 2a in which the length is constantly set as seven-unit cells but the width is arranged from one-unit to seven-unit cells (1 × 7 to 7 × 7), whereas the length and width are equal in Fig. 2b in which the size is arranged from 2 × 2 supercells to 7 × 7 supercells.
He exudes Main-Street contempt for the Wall Streeters who constantly offer to arrange the purchase of his company, and boasts of his indifference to the stockmarket's fortunes.Yet perhaps Kool-Aid is an apter symbol for Hastings than its boosters would like.
