Sentence examples for no arranged from inspiring English sources

He said there was no arranged marriage planned when they were in Pakistan and the trip was only a family holiday.

It was launched with DJs and a comedian who described the night as "a successful evening: no arranged marriages or honour killings".

Young people no longer arranged their emotional and intellectual lives around an art that was "poetic and mysterious and erotic and moral — all at the same time".

Cornstalks were also found in the room on the right, but had been scattered by rodents and so were no longer arranged in a recognizable pattern.

But because they are no longer arranged around the iPod's famous scroll dial, it's much harder to navigate blindly with minimal thumb motion, as iPodders worldwide love to do.

South Africa and Australia have been warned that if Beaumont is not elected, England and Wales will no longer arrange lucrative fourth internationals with them in the European autumn – an empty threat, given that contracts are in place.

Mr. Weill said that Citigroup would no longer arrange financings that would allow companies to keep debts off their balance sheets unless the details of these transactions were fully disclosed to investors, auditors and key executives of the company.

"No club has made such an offer and there are no meetings arranged in the near future".

Study No 3, arranged by Matthews for piano quartet, sounded impenetrable thanks to its thick, chugging piano chords, although these dissolved in the light-as-air postlude.

In return, the inspectors performed incomplete inspections or conducted no inspections, arranged more favorable inspection times or let plumbers work without required permits, the indictment said.

On Nov. 8, 2010, Sotheby's did notify a Cambodian minister about the planned sale and, receiving no reply, arranged to auction the statue in spring 2011, the complaint said.