Sentence examples for was arrange from inspiring English sources
verb
To set up, to organize, especially in a positive manner.
All we needed to do was arrange the date.
"All he did in the end was arrange for the talks between the Taliban and my brother.
So the first thing I did on my opening morning here was arrange a session with one of the resort's Mountain Hosts.
8. (C) The best thing America has done recently, said Nawaz, was arrange to have General Kayani named as Chief of Army Staff.
Karl Wellner, president and chief executive of Papamarkou Wellner Asset Management, said one of the things his firm did for clients was arrange "clubby deals from time to time".
The first time round Thwaite had come in for some stick from reviewers because of what they saw as his eccentric presentation of the poems, though all he had done was arrange them in chronological order of completion, thus mingling published and unpublished work and ignoring Larkin's own arrangements in the four slim volumes that he brought out in his lifetime.
Within days, a different future was arranged.
Each section was arranged alphabetically by author.
