Sentence examples for very arranged from inspiring English sources

In the nineteen-sixties, this more powerful second trend came under the control of Motown Records, whose music (very nervous, very eclectic, very urban, very "arranged") is without doubt the classic black music of the nineteen-sixties.

"In my personal view, the succession is very hastily arranged, and Kim Jong-un is very ill prepared to take over".

Now, of course, buying up everything is not really that likely in real life, even if you can afford a very particularly arranged pile of bricks to call your own unless, of course, you're born into a family with pools of swimming money, like a Sloaney Scrooge McDuck.

JONES: The projection was very well arranged.

I assure you the change could be very simply arranged.

But he had turned his back on what he called "very carefully arranged passages of description".

These objects are very cleverly arranged in the rather small exhibition space.

It was like a theme park — well manicured and clean and very carefully arranged and designed," Dutton recounted dreamily.

It was like a theme park well manicured and clean and very carefully arranged and designed," Dutton recounted dreamily.

For example, the famous Thomas Morley version of "It was a lover and his lass" is a very ungratefully arranged lute song.

But he has very carefully arranged his life so that he is far more independent of the Curia than previous popes.