Sentence examples for much arranged from inspiring English sources

The disorder in the yard was of a piece with the disorder in the house, whose ground floor included a long, narrow kitchen and a sprawling living room filled with dark chairs, couches, a big TV, and audio equipment furniture that felt not so much arranged as left there.

I don't need much arranged for the council meeting though it would be nice to at least have a projector.

The governor of Mississippi, the one who ticks me off so much, arranged for donations to be made here; hope he collects a million bucks.

Rooms have enough space, not too much, logically arranged.

The second type of mucilage indicated a much more arranged structure than that of the pectic one due to the presence of cellulose microfibrils.

The work was also published in a version for piano duet (S.624) which was much later arranged for solo piano by Ferrucio Busoni.

Although, through his friendship with F.E. Smith (later 1st earl of Birkenhead) and Austen Chamberlain, he did much to arrange the compromise by which Ulster was to be excluded from the immediate effect of the bill, no member of the government was more bitterly abused by Tories as a renegade and by extreme Home Rulers as a defector.

When the real estate agents introduce the property on the market, they typically spend too much time arranging meetings to present it to the interested parties.

In the late 1930s Grainger spent much time arranging his works in settings for wind bands.

If you are going to drink this much alcohol, arrange another means of transport.

Joffrey arranged much of the rest, with thought and taste.