Sentence examples for think arranged from inspiring English sources

Does she think "arranged" unions have some advantages over love matches?

Well, I think arranged marriages are considered.

Many passengers think arranging a cab ride means a phone call to a grumpy dispatcher, but taxi companies now widely offer web- and app-based ordering, through a customer interface not unlike Uber's (in fact, some taxi fleets offered web-based booking years before Uber).

Muratov, meanwhile, has refused to say who he thinks arranged Politkovskaya's death – amid suspicions that the person is a top figure in Russian politics.

When John Ferraro was a kid in the South Bronx, he thought arranging flowers was for girlie types.

This is the contract, you may remember, that Boeing lobbyists thought they arranged as an unusual sole-source lease agreement several years back.

"What leaves one astonished is the irresponsibility of those who think of arranging things for themselves while the house is still burning," Cardinal Bagnasco told the newspaper Corriere della Sera on Monday.

In the final moments of life on Earth, someone will think of arranging their hands to make a shadow puppet, creating a dragon or a dove to be immortalised by the bomb.

Agassiz mistook the osteoderms for large rhomboidal scales, which he thought were arranged in a similar pattern to those of gars.

Ed further explains, "and I really had to step up to it because certain songs that I thought were arranged took on a different feel with the various players.

Outside, a wet snow is coming down, the sidewalk is slick and no one has thought to arrange a car.