Sentence examples for uncommon arrangements from inspiring English sources

UNCOMMON ARRANGEMENTS: Seven Marriages, by Katie Roiphe.

Katie Roiphe's most recent book, "Uncommon Arrangements: Seven Portraits of Married Life in London Literary Circles, 1910-1939," will be out in paperback this month.

Roiphe — her mother is the novelist Anne Roiphe — most recently wrote "Uncommon Arrangements," about literary marriages in early-20th-century London.

Ms. Roiphe, a professor at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University and the author of "Uncommon Arrangements: Seven Marriages," added: "I don't think she's a victim or some scheming femme fatale, either.

There was an amazing book called Uncommon Arrangements by Katie Roiphe, about weird marriages in the 1900s, like HG Wells and Rebecca West, and that was just a great book for me to read.

"This is a very uncommon arrangement," said Andrew M. Grumet, a lawyer specializing in philanthropy.

And it would be an uncommon arrangement for Apple, which tends to buy small start-ups that are then absorbed into the company.

It was an uncommon arrangement, but the Jets felt comfortable because Mason did not have to absorb an entirely new offense.

In downtown Adrian, the highways previously split into an uncommon arrangement of one-way streets.

The CDGSH domain binds a redox active 2Fe2S cluster that is coordinated by an uncommon arrangement of 3 Cys and 1 His (Wiley et al, 2007b).

The 1D strands in 3 6 show a rather uncommon crown-like arrangement.