Sentence examples for were arranged under from inspiring English sources
As we walked on, approaching the entrance to the school, a row of Christmas trees were arranged under a tent one for each of the children who was killed.
As we walked on, approaching the entrance to the school, a row of Christmas trees were arranged under a tent — one for each of the children who was killed.
Similarly, two uncoated stainless steel spinnerets (inner diameter 1.0 mm) were arranged under the same conditions, and typical results are given in Figure 3c.
Bulbs were sown in pots filled with different combinations of potting substrates, which were arranged under completely randomized design (CRD), with three replications, and totally there were ten treatment combinations.
Practically speaking, well-established KM systems were arranged under different layers: the front end part that deals with internal and external users, and acts as a provider of knowledge services, and the back-end that mostly authors knowledge and contributes to document and refresh knowledge base systems.
The first author then analysed an additional number of interviews and the subcategories were again discussed by M.S. and J.K. Groups of subcategories sharing the same content were arranged under tentative categories.
The fragile truce had been arranged under the aegis of John Kerry, the American secretary of state, when he visited Addis Ababa, capital of neighbouring Ethiopia.
So does the exhibition, which is arranged under general topics -- home, work, church, leisure -- but begins with a few compare-and-contrast images to set the scene.
More bodies are arranged under a long refectory table, and smaller figures are lined up on a flat-topped railway cart, as if they're about to be dispatched somewhere.
But the breakfast being arranged under the auspices of the French-American Founottion is not likely to draw the Republicans who cheered the renaming of French fries to Freedom fries in the cafeteria of the House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON — The visit was arranged under a veil of secrecy with the help of an unlikely broker: a high-level American intelligence officer who spent much of his career trying to unlock the mysteries of North Korea.
