Sentence examples for sometimes arranged to from inspiring English sources

If the enjoyment aspect of the trip wasn't obvious enough, rides are sometimes arranged to take in museum trips and wine tastings.

In hearings and statements in the White Plains lawsuits, lawyers for Medco have said that the company sometimes arranged to promote higher-priced drugs as part of a discount package of products by a particular manufacturer.

Beginning in the Sixteenth century, botanical and zoological treatises were sometimes arranged to present organisms as forming a more-or-less ascending (or descending) series [ 10- 13].

I would sometimes arrange to call people I knew to ensure I would get at least one sign-up in a shift.

They take turns but sometimes arrange to swap obligations.

If you do buy duty free on departure from home then consider that you can sometimes arrange to collect your purchases when you arrive back.

Benefits are sometimes also arranged to complement payments from public social-security programs.

This was notably true at the depths of the cold war, when processions were sometimes arranged at the State Department's request for any friendly dictator who could afford a pair of sunglasses.

Mr. Carroll said there's a chance there will be one or two before then because workshops are sometimes arranged at the last minute when a visiting songwriter appears.

On holidays, they sometimes arranged visits to amusement parks.

Before this, and because she didn't want the children to meet his empty stare, Nancy sometimes arranged for them to visit Mount Sinai but only to stand across the avenue and look up to where their father would be waiting at his window, looking down at this pretty woman and some blond kids waving their hands.