Sentence examples for enduring arrangement from inspiring English sources
In contrast, a liquid possesses no enduring arrangement of atoms.
The arrangement is enduring.
Among his most enduring achievements was an arrangement for the Hazlewood song Some Velvet Morning, which Hazlewood recorded in 1967 with Nancy Sinatra.
Members of his band thought otherwise: the words were too blunt, even mildly scolding, lacking the buoyant bravura of his enduring message songs; the arrangement was a bit ham-fisted, and audiences weren't taking to it.
Though she called herself "a little bit of an outsider in the jazz world," despite previously delving into that genre and studying jazz voice at New England Conservatory, Masse seemed at ease singing their improvised arrangement of enduring classics by George and Ira Gershwin, Duke Ellington and Dizzy Gillespie.
Many of us are enduring far less than stellar arrangements at work.
Although it might appear like a mismatch to some Americans, the marriage between high fashion and soccer is one of the most enduring shotgun arrangements of the last few decades.
Time ticks away not because they represent an enduring threat but because "appropriate diplomatic arrangements" with the unstable country remain elusive.
Time ticks away not because they represent an enduring threat, but because "appropriate diplomatic arrangements" with the unstable country remain elusive.
The living arrangement is one of the enduring research topics in anthropology, family sociology, and social demography (Yang 1959; Goode 1963; Parish and Whyte 1978; Fei 1983; Whyte and Parish 1984; Davis-Friedmann 1985 , 1991 Tsui 1989; Logan et al. 1998; Guo 2002; Wang 2006; Feng 2009; Yang and Li 2009; Xie and Zhu 2009).
