Sentence examples similar to my prearrangement from inspiring English sources

And this whispering about mysterious, secret prearrangement . . .

Greeters who arrive without prearrangement may be asked to leave.

I met him by prearrangement in a borrowed office in a government building.

The lawyers who would constitute the "bar" of this "court" would switch sides by prearrangement.

They met by prearrangement in a parking lot near the Yale Bowl.

"Prearrangement means it's basically on behalf of a base," he said in an interview.

Prearrangement for cleanup is required for ALL events serving Food and beverages.

By prearrangement, the young panda, a male known as Tai Shan, was later sent to China.

Then, by prearrangement, I had John Mitchell, the attorney general, drop by.

Both the Round House and Bayaleau serve dinner by prearrangement only -- you need to call them by around lunchtime.

In March, Zhou Qiang, the party secretary of Hunan Province, was (by prearrangement) elected president of the Supreme People's Court.