Sentence examples for rapidly arranged from inspiring English sources
WHAT lies behind the rapidly arranged deal whereby UniCredit, one of Italy's largest banks, will snaffle up Capitalia, a domestic rival?
BANGUI, Central African Republic, 13 February, 2007 – In a rapidly arranged ceremony, President François Bozizé awarded UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow a presidential Medal of Honour in recognition of her services to his nation.
Mia Farrow visits conflict-afflicted Central African Republic BANGUI, Central African Republic, 13 February, 2007 – In a rapidly arranged ceremony, President François Bozizé awarded UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Mia Farrow a presidential Medal of Honour in recognition of her services to his nation.
But also, spare a thought for all those who idolised the man, who adored his floppy locks and panda eyes, and who now must rapidly re-arrange the contents of their brains, de-idolising to reflect our stark new reality.
Animals were then euthanized by isoflurane overdose and tissues were rapidly dissected and arranged on cell culture dishes, following which luciferase activity was imaged ex vivo.
To reinforce this image in the rapidly approaching darkness, Meriton arranged lights behind every gunport, whether or not it contained a cannon, creating an effect described as "a fearsome, leering jack-o'-lantern".
The addition of DMF to the synthesis mixture results in amorphous scattering entities forming very rapidly and subsequently arranging into the intermediate phase, NH2-MOF-235(Al).
The resting zone cells divide slowly and result in rapidly dividing proliferative cells which are arranged in orderly columns along the long axis of the bone.
The family of olfactory receptor genes is expanded in hymenopteran insects, with rapidly diverging family members that are often arranged in tandem arrays [ 20, 21, 39].
She rapidly found out: "When I got to ITN they had arranged a press conference.
During the test, the subjects were required to draw a line as rapidly as possible joining consecutive numbers (1 25), which were pseudorandomly arranged on each page.
