Sentence examples for thought arranged from inspiring English sources

"For the first time, scholars will have access to all of Voltaire's thought, arranged chronologically," the foundation director, Nicholas Cronk, told me.

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

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

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.

Well, I think arranged marriages are considered.

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.

We hadn't thought to arrange wakeup calls or rendezvous points, so it was fun to sleep in and find one another serendipitously at the breakfast bar.

The other day my boy Otis (4) asked me to do an arrangement of Shania Twain's Still the One, and I have to say I'd never thought of arranging that before.

We'd thought about arranging a canoe camping trip, as canoes are a classic way to traverse the area, and we had a blast exploring Everglades National Park that way earlier this year.