Sentence examples for whole arranged from inspiring English sources

Maniples drew up for battle in three lines, each line made up of 10 maniples and the whole arranged in a checkerboard pattern.

This book is a collection of saints' lives, of accounts of events in the lives of Christ and of the Virgin Mary, and of information about holy days and seasons, the whole arranged as readings (Latin: legenda) for the church year.

I returned home, very unsure of the whole "arranged marriage" concept.

Next came a series of glowering faces — Armstrong and the members of the board — and then the whole ensemble, arranged in a gangster-like lineup.

In apparent rejoinder Averill's friend Irvine (John Hurt) jokes through his own speech, announcing, "We disclaim all intention of making a change in what we esteem, on the whole, well arranged".

The whole centre, arranged around squares and proper streets, will have much the same layering and density as the Italian towns we all love walking around, while offering parks and breathing spaces, too.

The presence of whole fish arranged tail-first in their stomachs suggest that they were fast swimmers with great agility.

Pews were rented to provide a source of income for the church and the whole was arranged in "rigid social order" with the poor occupying the free seats.

While the exact order in which Keats composed the poems is unknown, some critics contend that they form a thematic whole if arranged in sequence.

In an elaborate plan, the disgraced hero, who had been disguised as Mr. Fizzwidget the whole time, arranged the Protopet outbreak so that they would wreak havoc across the Bogon galaxy and Qwark could regain his former glory by destroying the Protopet and "saving" the galaxy.

The nurse, Eileen, takes my blood pressure, checks my whole body, arranges my medicines, gives me the supplies I need, calls the doctor if there's a problem.