Sentence examples for desperately arranged from inspiring English sources
The ones in which she imagined chance meetings, or even desperately arranged reunions, had never had a foothold on reality, in any case, and were not revised because he was dead.
Humor, a moment that makes one smile, seems to have vanished from most decoration: taste has become rigidly uniform — those far-too-long, desperately ungiving sofas, furniture arranged to look good with little thought of its actual use, the spiky "pieces" made by "artists" — probably because designers think too hard and not subjectively about it.
Previous inmates have spoken of seeing women detoxing from drugs, with some in withdrawal, crying or desperately trying to arrange for childcare before their sentences start.
Over the next three days, the authorities pursued him as he moved around the city, desperately trying to arrange an escape route to the mountains.
Now the government is in the embrace of the IMF, which has arranged a $43 billion rescue and desperately needs to replenish its coffers.
Within days, however, it had arranged a $500m insurance line for foreign airlines that desperately needed coverage if they were to continue to fly.
Putting profane adjectives in front of every other noun in dialogue that wants desperately to sound streetwise doesn't make it feel authentic if the other words spoken by the characters are arranged into orderly little blocks of exposition.
Instead, they arranged for her to be married at age 12. Her husband is somewhere in Kismayu, Somalia, looking desperately for employment.
alphabetically arranged......
