Sentence examples for something to arrange from inspiring English sources

Always another deadline, something to arrange, a problem to solve.

Mr. Solzhenitsyn shooed him away, saying something about trying to arrange a romantic liaison, but not exactly in those words.

Back when they were young, marriage in Greece was something to be arranged by a couple's parents.

Back when they were young, marriage in Greece was something to be arranged by a couple's parents.

Gliza said he would try to arrange something, but it wasn't easy.

"It would be great," Su says, when the sad day arrives, for her boyfriend to arrange something similar.

Even further savings could be made if taxis are shared between different passengers going to the same destination – something that is easier to arrange with an intelligent taxi-booking service.

Warning: It can be hard to find cabs in this part of Rome late at night, so it's best to try to arrange something with a hotel ahead of time, or plan for a 30-to-60-minute 30-to-60-minute 30-to-60-minute 30-to-60-minute

The only downside was that we'd managed to arrange something on Andy's bucket list: meeting his favourite band, the Foo Fighters, and watching them from the side of the Pyramid stage.

Given that Serbia was a part of Communist dictator Josip Broz Tito's Yugoslavia at the time, it was a risk to arrange something outside the state apparatus that harked back to a musical tradition predating Communism.

Can you help me anyway?" Of course I had to arrange something for her.