For a good two months, the plants were not much to look at, but in August buds began to form, the round disks at first covered with green bracts that opened slowly to reveal the silken yellow petals ray flowers, botanically speaking -- arranged around perfectly circular centers to attract pollinators.
After we spoke, he arranged for the author's identifier to be placed at the beginning of the article, making it clear that this was an excerpt from a book.
Other sentences whose meanings are specified might well be true or false depending on how things in the external world, so to speak, are arranged.
Because of that power, the way the presidential candidates dress, speak and arrange their schedules, whether campaigning in urban centers or rural villages, is done to appeal to women.
In the autumn of 1907, Baden-Powell went on an extensive speaking tour arranged by his publisher, Arthur Pearson, to promote his forthcoming book, Scouting for Boys.
Following the successful camp, Baden-Powell went on an extensive speaking tour arranged by his publisher, Pearsons, to promote his forthcoming Scouting for Boys, which officially began the Scout movement.
Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson was on a train to London from her home in a small village near Darlington when we spoke to arrange this interview.
Think about how other well-spoken people, such as news anchors, tend to speak and arrange their thoughts, and try to emulate them.
Billick said Ornstein had arranged speaking engagements for him.
Yes, the emails stolen from Clinton campaign chair John Podesta contain some legitimately embarrassing information, including evidence of an overlap between the Clinton Foundation and a firm that arranged speaking fees for former President Bill Clinton.
The group arranges speaking engagements at schools and parishes, writes letters to local politicians, plans an annual service for families of murder victims and opposes capital punishment.
