Sentence examples for he arranged himself from inspiring English sources

Even more devastating was the response to his first and only solo show, which he arranged himself.

When Riener returned, he arranged himself upside down in a cradle that had been formed by two strips of plastic tied together, his bib now obscuring his face.

In the midst of all this vitality, the quietude of Purcell's Fantasia "Upon one note" (1680) – a favourite of Martland's which he arranged himself for brass quintet, but was here played by strings, led sensuously by Thomas Gould – provided a still moment for reflection.

When he arranges himself for a shot, it is like watching a heron preparing to catch a fish.

He arranges himself on the couch, a vision in autumnal browns, clad in lightweight hemp fabric that can't quite keep out the chill.

Among his other recordings are Getting Xperimental over U, and Mack the Knife, an album of Kurt Weill songs that he produced and arranged himself.

From the time he studied Russian at boarding school, Strobe Talbott arranged himself to be a specialist.

The funeral he arranged for himself was an act no ordinary politician would try to follow.

Not satisfied with this outcome, he arranged to get himself noticed by the director of the Royal Ballet's touring company and before long was asked to join.

He arranged to have himself shot in the left arm by a rifle-wielding friend positioned about 15 feet away.

When enough sheets have been formed, he arranges them himself, like pieces of puzzles, into large, sometimes mural-size units to be hung in supple, draped, cascading swags on a wall, as in the 2006 piece "Between Earth and Heaven," on view in the African galleries at the Met.