Sentence examples for one arranges from inspiring English sources

When one thinks in an adopted language, one arranges and rearranges words that are neutral, indifferent even.

(B ) Over a layer of hexagonally arranged spheres centered at γ 0 (in black) one can put another hexagonal layer by starting from one of six locations, two of which are highlighted, γ 1 and γ 2. (C ) If one arranges the hexagonal layers according to the sequence (…, γ 1, γ 0, γ 2,…) one obtains the F C C. Note that spheres in layer I are not aligned with those in layer III.

Listening and watching the slide show, one arranges one's body not so much to fit the sound of Arbus's language as to open oneself up to her enthusiasm for this or that image, and for the beautiful inscrutableness that comes with making anything at all.

How does one arrange for the top tier to be chosen on merit, and not by a lottery or quota system?

Here's one: arrange for enemies to shoot at you while they're not visible on-screen, obliging the player to develop prophetic abilities worthy of an actual Jedi.

Where and how can one arrange such a trip?

But there are also two glorious recordings with only guitar and bass, a modest little session called "The Divine One" arranged by Quincy Jones, and some collaborations with Count Basie.

Here, Mr. Gordon played a hymn by himself, followed by one arranged for all the brass; the reeds sounded high alarm tones as Martha Jane's imagination heats up.

(Debussy wrote it for piano in 1908; the version used here is the one arranged for orchestra by André Caplet in 1911 as a ballet suite).

Instead, Mr. Wright went to the Plaza Hotel to endure a ritual of celebrity life: a roast, this one arranged by the Center for Communication, which arranges educational programs featuring media personalities.

DnaB is organized as an asymmetric tetramer that is comprised of two stacked components, one arranged as a closed collar and the other as an open σ shape.