Sentence examples for would become arranged from inspiring English sources

"The world looks to America to lead and we've been sitting in the back burner hoping things would become arranged in a way that was attractive to the world," Mr. Romney said in an interview broadcast Wednesday on Fox News.

Some of the micromeres become arranged in a characteristic pattern known as the annelid cross.

Then, the condensed cells become arranged concentrically around the tooth bud, cap or bell (Fig. 4b).

This would become unnecessary if adoption was arranged immediately after birth.

In that event, the public advocate would become mayor, at least until a special election is arranged a couple of months later.

During the Fourth of July celebration in 1935, Angus L. Bowmer arranged the first performances of what would become the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

The childless king arranged Béla's marriage with Helena of Rascia, who would become her husband's co-ruler throughout his reign.

The Habsburgs, for example, expanded their influence through arranged marriages and by gaining political privileges in what would become Switzerland, and in the 13th century the house aimed its marriage policy at families in Upper Alsace and Swabia.

Domingo Belgrano Pérez managed a family business, and arranged his four daughters to be married to merchants who would become his trusted agents in the Banda Oriental, Misiones Province, and Spain.

Next, I had to arrange the switch from my retiree health plan, which would become secondary coverage once I was eligible for Medicare.

Alexandra, Princess of Wales — who would become so adept at taking snapshots that she came to be known as the Kodaker — arranged multiple photographs of her five children among giant flower blooms, a composition reminiscent of the English Fairy Painters.