Sentence examples for power arranged from inspiring English sources

Her Plantagenet series is five books strong and keeps turning like Fortune's wheel: the cast changes, but the narrative spokes stay the same – the pursuit of power, arranged marriages, a need for male heirs, swerving political loyalties.

The women have patched it up — the late diplomat Richard C. Holbrooke, friend to Mrs. Clinton and mentor to Ms. Power, arranged a reconciliation — and Ms. Power arrived at the White House determined to "stay in her lane," in the words of one friend, and avoid headlines.

An enigmatic figure, Mr Spector, becomes his guardian; years later this aptly named mentor, who operates within the highest echelons of power, arranges important, if unspecified, work for him.

But he was forced out two years ago after a shocking abuse of that power: he arranged a lavish six-hour bar mitzvah celebration in a jail for a wealthy inmate's son.

And in 1933 it was the ambitious German Catholic aristocrat Franz Von Papen, believing he would be the one who gained power, who arranged the deal that gave Hitler the chancellorship.

The calculations of the projects were organized into sets, with simultaneous variation of three construction parameters, totaling analysis of 10,648 projects of each power transformers arranged in three-dimensional arrays.

Vocalists Cedric Gasaida (aka Starving Yet Full) and Fritz Helder really know how to command a room, and dance floor smashers like 'Reckless (With Your Love)' and 'Hungry For The Power' were arranged with a riotous joy that came to define them, if briefly.

Vocalists Cedric Gasaida (aka Starving Yet Full) and Fritz Helder knew how to command a room of hundreds or thousands, and tracks like "Reckless (With Your Love)" and "Hungry For The Power" were arranged with such grace that everyone from your baby cousin to the postman loved them.

Secondary fixation was performed twice and the dispersion of power was arranged precisely to be equal on each side (Fig.  1).

They quickly became a power couple, arranging dates according to airline schedules.

And the scandal-plagued Veterans Health Administration, a prime example of centralized authority, demolishes the claim that policymakers simply need more power to arrange and efficiently manage health care.