Sentence examples for steps arranged from inspiring English sources
Royce presents this method in the form of a diagram, with each of the seven steps arranged diagonally, from "System Requirements," in the top left, to "Operations," in the bottom right.
Greenish and flaking, it is chipped like a Greek temple salt-preserved in Sicily: yes, his ticket booth's rounded cinder-block steps arranged in a shape as close to scallop shell as blocks that size could possibly become.
A sequence of events, or series of events, is a sequence of items, facts, events, actions, changes, or procedural steps, arranged in time order (chronological order), often with causality relationships among the items.
The program employs a logical workflow, taking the user through a series of steps, arranged as worksheet tabs.
This step arranges the letters by the 5-digit zip code of the delivery address, usually requiring <2 passes to sort a batch of mail.
If the date is not happening, then its just not happening there are ways you can express your non-interest to the other person without deceiving them or being rude, however, if you are too chicken to tell the truth and wish to punish yourself by staying then here are some steps: Arrange for someone to call (or text message) you about 45 minutes to an hour into the date.
With a selling ceremony, you usually have a process broken down into chronologically arranged steps: do this first, then move to that, follow with a third, etc. True, some things must happen at the right time, but prioritizing chronology breaks the flow of natural conversation.
Many appear to have taken next to no steps to arrange contingency plans.
Follow these steps to arrange for a group travel consultation and complete the Yale Onsite Group Travel Education agreement.
It said the department would take all reasonable steps to arrange a transfer but ultimately this depended on the Nauruan government.
"I have not found a way to do that in my musical life, though I've made tentative, small steps by arranging and doctoring other composers' music".
