Sentence examples for is now arranging from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kendall, who has four grown children, is now arranging to have the birds cared for when she's gone.

Two other employees, he said, have not been able to come back to work, and the firm is now arranging for them to go on permanent disability.

The group says it has spent about $50,000 and hundreds of hours of staff time since the subpoenas began, and is now arranging for lawyers who will work pro bono.

It switched its big DRAM plant in Iwate to making flash-memory chips for cellular telephones, shut down its production centre in Britain, struck a deal to get DRAM supplies from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company and is now arranging to buy further DRAM chips from Acer, Taiwan's leading computer firm.

The police department is now arranging for the plants to be removed and disposed of.

The university is now arranging for them to meet with officials from the UC Office of the President in Oakland, a spokesperson confirmed.

Comcast's is now arranged not numerically by channel, but alphabetically by programme, by network and type of content.

In October 1566 Mary, Queen of Scots, stayed at a house in Queen Street which is now arranged as a museum, with many relics relating to the Queen.

The furniture is now arranged back in its original locations.

"The barrels are ready to be moved and we're now arranging for their disposal".

My colleague and her mother are now arranging a family meeting -- most likely over Thanksgiving -- to continue the conversation, involve her siblings and their father (soliciting his wishes for himself, as well), and agree on next steps, such as getting both parents' wishes in writing.