Ms. Midler arranges her component parts with the seductive insistence with which Dolly Levi arranges other people's lives.
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Then the story sort of arranges itself as I go.
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He arranges a "visa marriage" to an Englishwoman named Narinder.
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His team arranges finance for infrastructure projects in emerging markets.
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And so she arranges party spaces with the timid in mind.
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His building's concierge signs for his packages, and arranges for housecleaning.
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Williams's company, MagicSnow , arranges "interactive snow experiences" in such high-S.
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She arranges for private sessions with friends, aides and sometimes her daughters.
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Graduate student Nandar Yukyi arranges an unidentified skeleton prior to photographing it.
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The light on the corner recognizes me, arranges for me to cross.
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Graduate student Nandar Yukyi arranges an unidentified skeleton prior to photographing it.
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The system, called Swarm AI, arranges potential answers on a computer screen.
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Sashana Souza Zanella arranges napkins and glasses along two long communal tables.
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Mabel takes a note and arranges for the woman to receive food.
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Examine who books your trips, arranges outings, organizes Christmas, buys birthday cards.
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He arranges to be hunted by bloodhounds, as a deer might be.
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SoFi arranges the payoff of the student debt directly with the lender.
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The hotel arranges a border pass for guests lacking an Omani visa.
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Then, she arranges herself into a plank and glides back and forth.
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An Armenian soldier arranges guns at a firing position on the frontline.
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With these, Edu simply arranges the tour and acts as a middleman.
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There are the traveling performers' visits to elementary schools that she arranges.
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Then she edits and arranges the photographs, adding written testimony from the participants.
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Black Tomato says it arranges approximately 43 over-the-top honeymoons a year.
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A studio photographer arranges the lighting until it falls perfectly on the model.
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Westinghouse later arranges to steal the letters then exposes them to the press.
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However elaborately Mr. Ieremia arranges his dancers, he keeps them going, going, going.
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Micaela García's mother, Andrea Lescano, arranges items near a portrait of her daughter.
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The new "For You" screen arranges all of your books, movies, magazines, etc.
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In the premiere, he arranges chats with Klansmen in both Kentucky and Arkansas.
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But Cookie's got Lucious' back and arranges a scoop with a different publication.
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There she arranges them in the space, playing around with scale and positions.
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He arranges for us to go to a show at jazz venue Café Mir.
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And so, she arranges a trip to Canada to see Nichole one last time.
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"Cross for Tepoztlan" (2009) for instance, arranges nine pastel text drawings into a cross.
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They pay the broker for their passage; Shani puts them up and arranges transport.
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So, he arranges for an early morning escape to visit the train with Peel.
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Or rather, Rinse arranges to have these items cleaned by its network of vendors.
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It is critical that the company arranges for refinancing in the coming few months.
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The artist arranges the colorful plants to creating a bouquet effect on the nail.
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"If Fereydoun arranges bail, he will be released," Mohseni Ejei was quoted as saying.
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Under this "tripartite agreement" the UNHCR arranges journeys back to Somalia for willing refugees.
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He rolls his shirts into tubes and arranges them by color in his drawers.
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Lisa (whose husband, Phil Snyder, is the mind reader) secretly arranges her artificial insemination.
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The movie camera arranges real, physical elements — buildings, faces, sidewalks, signs — into a fantasy.
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He is now director of player engagement for the Giants and arranges Kerney's meetings.
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"They needed people," said CRIS's Marcus Gorman, who arranges employment for the newly resettled.
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BloomNation, for $65, arranges a large succulent, orchids and calla lilies in a wooden cube.
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You can just rest here in my office, while Major Lindholm arranges quarters for you.
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Beck and Joe do end up meeting for a second time, because Joe arranges it.
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The annual event is organized by Tim Kovar, a master instructor who regularly arranges excursions.
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In addition to the game, the league arranges three days full of activities for fans.
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It identifies recruits, provides training, hands out cash and arranges for the delivery of weapons.
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Li arranges his holdings strategically to ensure his security despite the state of the economy.
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If a player struggles in class, Christiansen talks to his professor and arranges for tutoring.
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" Botanical Shakespeare arranges them alphabetically, so that familiar references like Juliet's "What's in a name?
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She also visits ill children at their homes, and arranges vacations and outings for them.
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Here, Roebuck arranges a spray of David Austin and Lady Banks in one of Hoffman's vessels.
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Dr. Huang arranges for Kim to meet with one of his patients who utilized a surrogate.
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Charity Miles arranges donations from sponsors to charitable organizations for every mile of cardio you complete.
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Cookie arranges for a make-up dinner at her home with her three sons, since Mrs.
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Mr. Martin also began running a nonprofit organization that arranges white-water rafting trips for hemophiliacs.
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In northern Nigeria, where polygamy is rife, Boko Haram still arranges cheap marriages for its recruits.
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She arranges visits to spas and nutritionists for weight loss and to psychiatrists to treat depression.
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He arranges for him to call me at 5 PM, but that call understandably never comes.
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When they can, the office arranges for the return of remains to family members back home.
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He arranges himself just so on the goose-down cushions of one of the ivory sofas.
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And while a clandestine romance blossoms at school, his Muslim father arranges a marriage for him.
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Jahandar arranges to marry him off: a prospect that each of them, in different ways, dreads.
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When Vang arranges for their evacuation, their lives diverge and change in drastic, sometimes tragic, ways.
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Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish arranges for Sansa to marry Ramsay, after the Boltons have taken over Winterfell.
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Based out of Houston, Texas, the company arranges a year-long sojourn for participants across 12 countries.
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"If he arranges a trip, he does it in a way that pleases God," Ibrahim said, laughing.
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In print magazines, an editor-in-chief arranges editorial boards and works with layout and overall vision.
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That won't be the last battle the U.S. search engine faces over how it arranges its profits.
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A secretive cabal arranges with coded words of where and when to meet about overthrowing the mayor.
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Today it arranges resettlement only for the most vulnerable, such as unaccompanied children or the chronically ill.
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With four employees, he also paints the sets, records voices and arranges special effects on 80 projectors.
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This came as India allowed state refiners to import Iranian oil if Tehran arranges and insures tankers.
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Today, she arranges furtive visits with a small circle of friends, but otherwise stays mostly at home.
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Martin Landau arranges to kill the character of Angelica Houston and gets away with it scot-free.
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He arranges the private planes for the team's massive traveling party, which includes family members and broadcasters.
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He doesn't own a private jet, but sometimes arranges one to bring his parents to visit him.
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The brain arranges the words in a recognizable order before the individual moves muscles to articulate speech.
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In June it added Airbnb Adventures, which arranges trips for up to 12 people in exotic places.
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To level the competition, a track handicapper arranges the lineups so the best drivers start farther back.
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When one thinks in an adopted language, one arranges and rearranges words that are neutral, indifferent even.
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Much like in Good Time, Lopatin arranges his synths in skittering arpeggios and lyrical, piercing lead melodies.
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A separate program arranges classes and activities for people in the early to middle stages of dementia.
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To dispose of his relative, Pepys arranges for Balty to take the job of hunting them down.
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There they will meet a samsara (smuggler) who arranges the onward journey, once the migrants have the money.
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The hotel arranges the seaplane for guests through Trans Maldivian Airways, a unique airline that exclusively flies seaplanes.
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Annie arranges the mail in knee-high piles on the floor in the office I share with Lee.
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The web app arranges the MCU dialogue as books of scripture, with each movie as its own book.
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Instead of designing the marble accents for mansions back home, he now arranges sweets in the shop window.
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You can also play it the other way, where the computer arranges icons and you have to guess.
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From there, Luxury Action arranges transportation to the spot on the glacier where the igloos are set up.
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She arranges to be away from her husband and three small children the least amount of time possible.
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Claire arranges it so that Austen must support her bill if he wants to be on the ticket.
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He tosses them in olive oil and salt, then arranges them on the grill in an even layer.
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During the event, FLOTUS arranges egg-rolling games for groups of children 13 and under throughout the day.
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Those investors include a businessman who arranges United States visas in exchange for real estate investments from overseas.
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A short documentary about him features a scene in which he arranges a meeting with his daughter, Kelli.
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A short documentary about him features a scene in which he arranges a meeting with his daughter, Kelli.
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Debris was top of mind for Spaceflight Industries, a company that arranges rocket rides for lots of satellite operators.
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So how a child arranges them in sequence changes how the Code-a-Pillar will roll around a room.
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Among other things, she arranges for students to do internships in other EU countries, which can be life-changing.
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Godfrey is his last loose end, anyway, and he arranges for them to meet Chichester in the Molly house.
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Instead, Shashi arranges for a meeting with Sunil, a boy from a neighboring village whom she wants to marry.
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These he arranges into a compulsively readable, lifer's-eye view of a state he so obviously loves to death.
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He arranges the images along a straight line, then holds them up and introduces each of his family members.
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He forms them into three-inch balls, arranges them on a sizzle platter, and pops them in the oven.
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And so the book arranges itself around the polarities of fixity and flux, certainty and doubt, rigidity and tenderness.
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Once in-country, the outfitter arranges meetings, with activities from salsa dancing to cooking lessons, at no extra cost.
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For instance, if Márquez appears at a news conference that FIFA arranges, the moderator should not be an American.
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Ghosh sketches an idea on paper, which he then cuts out and arranges around the frame of his phone.
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Cersei's brother Tyrion, installed by their father as hand of the king, arranges to send her daughter, Myrcella, to Dorne.
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Laughing, Aniston arranges her hair in preparation for the big exchange, leaning in for the friendly peck on the lips.
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GreenSky, an Atlanta-based lender founded in 2006, arranges financing for home improvements, elective medical procedures and other pricey items.
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These immense image composites are not about "decisive moments" — split-seconds when the universe arranges itself into a perfect shot.
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Female Founder Office Hours, formed last fall, arranges one-on-one meetings between women VCs and founders looking for advice.
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And there's a speaker's bureau that arranges hundreds of visits each year to schools and other organizations across the country.
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Instead of the current format, which emphasizes photos and videos and arranges tweets horizontally, the new design features vertical scrolling.
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He arranges to have his house officially recognized as a shelter for the dozen or so refugees who live there.
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She arranges the objects in the townhouse in a way that is organized and precise rather than cluttered and busy.
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He's worked in the Brazilian penitentiary system for over 20 years and arranges theater classes and various workshops for prisoners.
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No one, not even the military official who arranges a mock execution of Politkovskaya, comes across as a monstrous caricature.
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My office arranges hundreds of exchanges between visiting delegations and city agencies working on shared priorities of fairness and sustainability.
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In season 4, God gratuitously arranges the unlikely death of everyone Jesse tries to help, including cute dogs and children.
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There isn't, so she opens the Order In Store app and arranges to ship it to the woman before Christmas.
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Studying these loops might help scientists understand how the RNA arranges itself, and how viruses overcome immune attacks from their hosts.
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For those who can form their own groups, Freedom Lifted arranges custom itineraries to Civil Rights sights primarily in the South.
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I have a reciprocal "on-call" agreement with a friend who arranges an impromptu playdate if my husband's work schedule changes.
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A new company, Hitch and Pooch, arranges for people's dogs to play a role in their weddings—as ring-bearers, say.
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Just the way she arranges her laptop's desktop and files gives me such inspiration," she says adding, "I'm not there yet.
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Although she uses simple words—her prose has a kind of Dick-and-Jane quality—she arranges them in unusual ways.
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The unit identifies recruits, provides training, hands out cash and arranges for the delivery of weapons once fighters are in position.
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Along with recipes, the Spanish-English account arranges meet-ups, organizes volunteer opportunities, and offers advice on how to live sustainably.
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Having heard that Johns Hopkins offers the best care, he arranges for a doctor from that venerable institution to treat Hector.
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In fact, she recently bought a 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan through Shift, a start-up that arranges online sales of used cars.
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Gabrielle's mother (Brigitte Roüan) arranges for her to marry a Catalan laborer (Alex Brendemühl), who is bizarrely nonchalant about the deal.
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Google arranges to have renewable sources on those grids, so that its net consumption isn't drawing down additional carbon-based power.
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We watch as Julian arranges accessories from his abuela's home into his outfit, a wraparound skirt with a necklace and headdress.
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Its mere existence has energized teams of particle physicists to dream up new ways about how matter forms, arranges itself, and exists.
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They are made in sets of four or five, which the artist arranges horizontally on the wall, like words in a sentence.
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He discovered that he and Bob Wechtenhiser, who arranges events for the St. Francis Food Pantries and Shelters, had a mutual friend.
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The show arranges itself like a comedy club lineup: Each comic gets 15 minutes on stage, and there are only eight comedians.
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Her mother, Vera Newman, cuts the filets into small sections and arranges them snugly into jars with a single teaspoon of salt.
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However, mid-episode, when Kenny arranges a big romantic picnic on the beach, Krystal admits that she's moving "slower" than Kenny is.
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For example, the tour company often arranges cooking classes in a private home with a Roman family alongside an expert Italian chef.
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Peach decides to throw a party for Beck at Joe's bookshop, where Peach arranges an introduction between Beck and Fancy Agent Richard.
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On Wednesday, Carter's team released a paper that offers a peek inside, showing how a neural network builds and arranges visual concepts.
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She arranges visits by German and Dutch surgeons once a year who perform operations and help people in need of prosthetic limbs.
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Belgian sources said the government, which arranges security in the capital for the event, had been assured that the date was fixed.
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When the government arranges for contraceptive coverage with the insurance company used by the religious charity, it is not commandeering anybody's property.
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Lucious blows up the pictures and arranges them in the studio on life-size glass plaques, like a personal art museum/memorial.
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Charlie Wilson (Tom Hanks), a liberal Texas congressman and rascally womanizer, arranges financing for Afghan fighters during their battle with the Soviets.
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One of Mr. Giuliani's most frequent employers as a speaker was HSM, a company that arranges "executive education" events around the world.
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So the tech entrepreneur arranges his schedule down to five-minute time blocks to fit as much as possible into each day.
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What he did say, I said, "I think everything changed in 803 with 'Crimes and Misdemeanors,'" where a man arranges a killing.
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These volunteering opportunities are free, and the hotel arranges transportation to and from the jobs, said Nikheel Advani, the resort's co-founder.
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If a child helps to prepare carrots for roasting, and then arranges them for serving, Ms. Potock said, it's an exciting experience.
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He arranges this work from latest to earliest, an unusual choice that might seem less significant in another poet's new-and-selected.
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The department then arranges education and health care for the children and may try to place them with relatives or other adults.
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In the late hours, he sits in front of his computer and tentatively arranges sexual liaisons with men, almost always older ones.
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It arranges peccadilloes, technicalities, indiscretions, corruption, toxic harassment and violent crimes on one shelf, takes a step back, shrugs and plays dumb.
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Ms. Muni unpacks boxes from delivery trucks and arranges last season's pajamas and dress shirts on hangers, for display in the store.
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She complains about the way Mr. Guidara, who has described himself as an "exceptionally anal person," arranges her coffee cups by color.
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The House speaker typically arranges the address by invitation, though its date is the subject of mutual agreement with the White House.
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At the far left of "The Paston Treasure" a young black man arranges the sea creature shell vessels on a cluttered table.
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The business of mixed martial arts is based on personalities, the centers of gravity that everyone else arranges himself or herself around.
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On a hot grill pan, she arranges all of the vegetables in an even layer so everything can get nice char marks.
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So, the company arranges for the United States parts of its operations to borrow large amounts of money from the now-foreign parent.
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He argues that what firms most need are management skills, and so he arranges mentoring for entrepreneurs who want their companies to grow.
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There Moncur enterprisingly arranges for the firm to sponsor John Kilbarron, "the Irish Liszt", who in return plays Channon pianos at his concerts.
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To simplify the task of spotting anomalies, CORVIDS turns the possible data sets into histograms and arranges them into a three-dimensional chart.
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Now she arranges for women with significant Instagram followings to come out to the range and do photo sessions, sometimes video sessions too.
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The migrants entrust their hopes and dreams -- and their families' life savings -- to him, and for a fee, he arranges their travel onward.
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Sy arranges a meeting with Nikki, who he knows is the ringleader of this circus, at one of the more remote Stussy lots.
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A Voice for Men organizes an annual International Conference for Men's Issues, and Return of Kings arranges meet-ups and sells branded gear.
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Through repetition, she arranges the full arc of her traumatic relationship with an abusive woman, who volleys between tender manipulation and explosive rage.
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In some cases, it arranges for excess money on a student's meal plan to be donated in the form of food to pantries.
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She calls her creations "bas-reliefs, in paper rather than plaster or stone," and arranges them in white or black triptychs and polyptyques.
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Shashi's face is a mask of concentration as she repeatedly counts the bills and arranges them into a fan to show the shopkeeper.
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Then, she arranges the rhubarb slices into the bottom of the pan, pours the batter on top, and into the oven it goes.
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An investigation into how Google arranges search results could revive a case closed in 2013 by another government agency, the Federal Trade Commission.
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Alex Rigsby showed us how she arranges her pads to best guard the net from a puck traveling at 70 miles per hour.
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A wedding-anniversary date that he arranges—dinner at home, candles, wine, "Sexy Mama" on the turntable—warms toward intimacy and then freezes.
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For these, Tautou constructs sets, props and costumes, arranges the lighting and performs as both photographer and model, choosing her camera and format.
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She arranges and rearranges shampoo and soaps on the windowsill of the motel room she shares with her mother and her sister Ashley.
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Finally, Hayes arranges to give the teenager condoms and fixes her in the eye and tells her to protect herself from infections. Always!
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Before deciding to lift the immunity of a lawmaker, the EU parliament's legal affairs committee usually arranges a hearing with the accused legislator.
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After a woman calls a toll-free number, the Tabbot Foundation arranges an ultrasound and a blood test for them at a local clinic.
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Across 12 tracks, he arranges samples and synthetic melodies in these sharp, geometric ways, then punches through them with asymmetrical rolls and teetering microrhythms.
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Once a minimum of nine people have committed to the route, the company arranges the deployment of a professionally driven shuttle, van, or bus.
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Aizenberg's material takes these bumps and arranges them in patterns similar to those employed by cacti to guide the flow of harvested water droplets.
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While plating this masterpiece, he carefully ladles the korma into the bottom of the bowl, then arranges juicy slices of duck in the center.
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He's also a co-owner of Club Tengo Hambre, which arranges culinary day trips throughout Baja California, the state in which Tijuana is located.
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Mr. Moultrie arranges his musical selections in an effective order, but few can match Mr. Brown at telling a story though a mixtape suite.
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He removes a wide-brimmed cotton sun hat from his pack and arranges it on her head, gently swiping some hair from her eyes.
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The camp also arranges field trips to museums, parks and bowling alleys, and incorporates mindfulness exercises into the daily schedule to emphasize mental health.
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There are nightly calls with their minders at Antarctica Logistics & Expeditions, the private company that arranges travel to the continent, and their expedition managers.
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Ms. Ormerod, 29, arranges a blanket and pillow, and the other essentials — "water bottle, book, lip balm and moisturizer" — are stored close at hand.
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A company that arranges Chinese-language bus tours of the sights in Manhattan is dealing with as many as 300 cancellations from Chinese tourists.
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For example, at the central entry, 36A, the answer to the clue "Reference that arranges words by concept rather than alphabetically" is REVERSE DICTIONARY.
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In a stop motion movie, an animator arranges an object, takes a picture, slightly adjusts the positioning, and then does it all over again.
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Audio in hand, Google can then arrange it in a news feed for you, just as it arranges a news feed on the web.
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Narcissus' rejection of Echo and other suitors angers the goddess Nemesis, who arranges it so that he spots his own reflection in a pool.
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Max arranges for Marianne to gain passage to the UK, where he (as a Canadian) is working, living near his sister Bridget (Lizzy Caplan).
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This presumably arranges the polymer in a way that allows the electrons to move from free radical to free radical along a little electric highway.
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Researchers aren't quite sure why dense gas arranges itself in this way—perhaps the gas is simply organizing itself based on the local gravitational field.
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For moms that are hospitalized and on bed rest during their pregnancy, McMillan, an amateur photographer, arranges special maternity photo shoots — and even baby showers.
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"My dear Albert has such good taste and arranges everything for me about my jewelry," Victoria noted in her journal, according to London's Daily Express.
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Obama arranges for private sessions, held outside normal class hours and away from security risks and photo opportunities, with friends, aides and sometimes her daughters.
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Working in oil and sand, Mario Carreño, who was an important proselytizer of abstraction in early-1950s Havana, arranges geometric shapes into taut, totemic presence.
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In a five-minute closing sequence, Rick arranges for his capture while Nine Inch Nails's "Hurt" swells in the background without a trace of irony.
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In "Stoned Moon Drawing" (733), Rauschenberg arranges a typewritten strip of paper containing the words "NOTHING WILL ALREADY BE THE SAME," vertically, like a rocket.
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It just so happens that there is a literal box full of disrupters somewhere in the Louisiana swamps, so Waller arranges to let them out.
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DAN TEFFT Boston The writer is co-founder and chief executive of Clime-It, a company that arranges private equity investment in climate change mitigation.
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That is to the credit of Ward, and the writers (like Edwidge Danticat, Kiese Laymon and Isabel Wilkerson) whose works she arranges in this volume.
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To plate, Adriana arranges crumbles of her homemade coconut cheese in the center of a plate, then carefully dollops bits of the green sauce throughout.
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Once her head is bare, she arranges the hair neatly into a box and suddenly is clothed in a long white jacket with strict lines.
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"Uber has the most draconian stock-transfer rules in Silicon Valley," says Barrett Cohn, founder and managing director of Scenic Advisement, which arranges such sales.
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Those hundreds of thousands of masks are sent to the medical supplies company via container ship, and the medical supplier then arranges distribution to buyers.
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Pelorus also arranges experiences for its older clients with the goal of "having them do something they thought was no longer possible," Mr. Carroll said.
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Linda Gibbons, co-owner of Alumni Sports Café, arranges toilet paper on a display she made in their parking lot in Pembroke, Massachusetts, March 18.
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There are sincere elements of concern for Swift — her father gets all of her death threats and arranges for security, she said after the screening.
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Every day, she washes the windows, loads the laundry, arranges the dishware and prepares elaborate dinners for her husband, Kent (Peter Haber), who hardly notices.
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"There is only way to get out of the crisis and that is that president does not present himself and arranges elections," Ayrault told reporters.
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The group also arranges special VIP activities during the trip, like going to a major league sports practice or helping feed animals at the zoo.
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Her awful mother, LaVona (Allison Janney, chilled and excellent), is the one who arranges for Tonya to take lessons with a skating coach (Julianne Nicholson).
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Dumont pulls it out of the oven, and arranges it on a platter with the grilled veggies, and drizzles her dressing over top of everything.
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He finally makes some headway and arranges a situation where he can catch the guy, and he and Shao go together to deal with the situation.
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So the company arranges for its United States operations to borrow from the foreign parent company large amounts of money, on which it will pay interest.
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According to SkyScanner, an online travel agent, the average British customer arranges a European trip 76 days in advance, rising to 104 days for flights elsewhere.
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Inspired by museum exhibitions, particularly old Victorian-era displays, Mahalski arranges the remains of animals like rabbits, possums, and chickens to create striking pieces of art.
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A PH counterpart in Johor says he arranges talks in 24-hour eateries and on Facebook Live to bring young people over to Dr Mahathir's side.
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It's unclear if the passengers were enrolled in Lyft Healthcare—which arranges rides for patients to and from appointments—or if this was a standard trip.
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Robert Weiss, senior vice president of clinical development for Elements Behavioral Health, arranges and oversees treatment for patients who live with addictive sexual disorders, including sexting.
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Toquet brings Ella a beautiful dress and glass slippers and arranges a carriage as transportation to the ball, but Ella doesn't attribute these things to magic.
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The show arranges private tours for VIP guests, and some yachts offer press tours (which is how I was able to get on board a few).
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If your broker arranges a bond trade in the open market, then you receive a disclosure that shares the details on the transaction costs you paid.
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He expressed complaints this week that the bipartisan commission that arranges the events had scheduled two of the three to take place during professional football games.
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The company arranges mortgages of up to $3 million and even serves customers with credit scores below 500, whom mainstream lenders generally will shy away from.
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Meredith, in an effort to be supportive, creates accounts for Niru on the hookup apps Tinder and Grindr, and even arranges an exploratory date for him.
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For a fee, the resort arranges dog surfing ($165), private dog yoga ($150), a pet dining menu and an in-room nail polish for dogs ($40).
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According to Grub Street, E-mart's genius configuration doesn't just put the 'nanas under plastic, it arranges them in order from most-to-least ripe too.
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The boys head south, connecting with a tour guide at a Maya pyramid (Bernardo Velasco) who arranges a meeting with a British collector (Simon Russell Beale).
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These pictures, known in the vision literature as autostereograms, carry a hidden 3D image, discernible only when the viewer arranges their eyeballs in a particular way.
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She arranges her dancers with variety, gathering them in audience-assaulting unison or contrapuntal patterns to Mr. Kotche's serviceable beat (which is more pounding than polyphonic).
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But Brent crude fell 0.1 percent to $78.08 per barrel after India permitted its state refiners to import Iranian oil if Iran arranges tankers and insurance.
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But their art dealer, the story's haunted protagonist, isn't convinced, and, together with a gruff and quippy P.I., he arranges a sting to uncover the truth.
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In 2008-09, Wang worked at a law firm in Hong Kong through Princeton in Asia, a program that arranges fellowships in Asia for U.S. residents.
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He deposits his income in a bank account monitored by a company called Leif, which administers Lambda's ISAs, and arranges for $24,345 to be withdrawn each month.
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MASH said it is the only agency in the United States that investigates animal cruelty complaints, rescues the animals, houses and cares for them and arranges adoptions.
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Sitting in a bar, Angélil is teaching Labelle, a virgin, how to pick up chicks, and arranges a rendezvous with a stranger's friend spotted across the room.
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In Bunny Gets Snookered, originally created in 1997, she uses those materials, along with metal wire, to create eight figures and arranges them around a snooker table.
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Healy gets jealous when she starts spending time with Luschek, and to win her graces back arranges for her to teach a cooking class to the inmates.
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Every time other union members have crops to sell, they all bring their produce to Najia, who arranges for a vehicle to take them to the market.
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On the computer, a program called "Structur" arranges these scraps into organized batches, and McPhee then works sequentially, batch by batch, converting all of it into prose.
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Ilya is the good brother — a gifted student, he learns English with the help of a dedicated and selfless teacher who eventually arranges his passage to America.
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Mr. Jefferys arranges shipping of Harvon (the drug listed at $94,500), which is made in India by generic drugmakers licensed by Gilead, such as Cipla and Mylan.
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Shonibare's current exhibition Prejudice at Home: A Parlour, A Library, and A Room at James Cohan arranges three large-scale, interrelated works spanning the last 20 years.
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Leading up to the event, Y Combinator arranges for alumni like Stripe and Airbnb to sit in on practice pitches and provide feedback to the presenting teams.
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Analysts expect the group, which arranges holidays for around 20 million people a year, to report full-year operating profit of around 327 million pounds ($412 million).
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After that, Passport arranges for a daily pickup of all of Native's internationally bound parcels, working through a third-party freight company like Old Dominion or FedEx Freight.
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Karamo enlists the whole crew to help William put together a video, which he arranges to play before the feature film they're headed to on their special date.
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Atlantic Sea Farms provides the kelp seedlings free, arranges meetings to discuss best practices, agrees to buy all the kelp grown by farmers and develops markets for it.
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She and Shelley eventually marry, and her estranged father ultimately arranges for a new edition of Frankenstein to be published — one that properly credits her as the author.
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RIP Medical Debt, a nonprofit organization based in Rye, New York, that arranges such debt payoffs, reports a recent surge in participation from primarily Christian places of worship.
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Its Taiwan Affairs Office arranges pre-departure "coaching sessions" for Taiwan-bound students, involving lectures on Communist Party policy towards the island and instructions to stick to it.
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To ensure her own special time with Arie, Bibiana arranges a day bed with pillows and a telescope for stargazing in the driveway, planning on surprising him later.
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So instead Jumia sets prices, takes payment and arranges delivery, but gets local firms to provide the products as they are ordered and send them to Jumia's warehouse.
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The app arranges for users to pick up their own orders at a restaurant, or have their food or drinks delivered by peers heading to the same spot.
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While a traditional truck brokerage keeps 15% to 20% of every job it arranges, Uber Freight keeps just 1%, the Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak wrote in June.
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The union, whose members are mostly men, holds an annual art show, hangs work year-round at its West 13th Street headquarters and arranges exhibitions at other locations.
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In the original Red Wedding, Lord Walder Frey arranges the killing of King Robb, Queen Talisa, and Lady Catelyn after the marriage of Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey.
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From there, they developed a spacial map that arranges the skills by how closely they're related to one another, and another that does the same with job titles.
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He arranges Henry's marriage to Anne Boleyn, and when Henry begins to tire of her, too, Cromwell introduces him to Jane Seymour and gently stage-manages their affair.
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Referencing nearby Skid Row, which James notes is the geographic center of LA, the work arranges the collection of urban debris into an engaging but impenetrable cosmological map.
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It may not be dance in any conventional sense, but Mr. Laris Cohen, who has a background in ballet, arranges materials and events with an exacting choreographic eye.
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In "Interzonal Leaves" (2018), Taaffe arranges large, veined leaves in irregular rows across a surface divided into three wide horizontal bands, each with its own palette of colors.
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A reformed drug abuser and out-of-control drinker, Andrea arranges a date with a man she has met online and it goes about the way you'd expect.
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CHICAGO — Chicago has one of the highest homicide rates in the country, so business is brisk at Leak & Son's Funeral Home, which arranges nearly 3,000 funerals a year.
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He arranges these in a very specific way, though, opposite of what's going on in Disneyland: By deploying forced perspective, the male bowerbird actually makes his court look *smaller.
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While the company isn't actually operating its own ships, Amazon reserves container space on ships on behalf of clients and arranges the movement of goods between ports and warehouses.
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The algorithm — "Beta Writer," as it's credited on the cover — picks out relevant research from Springer's abundant archives, groups it by similarity, and arranges it into chapters and sections.
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Both Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE)and the Department of Health and Human Services, which arranges care for children in immigration custody, declined to comment on the Sales' case.
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So he arranges a meeting with Sanford, who works with "The Giving Oath," a pledge for billionaires to give huge amounts of their money to charity when they die.
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Because hotel staff are unable to travel around Nyepi, Four Seasons said it arranges for its staff to stay at the hotel to ensure a level of maintained operations.
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Five years ago, Mr. Bewer, who contributes to Lonely Planet Thailand, and his wife, Suttawan Intarapanich, started Isan Explorer, a company that arranges private tours in the northeastern region.
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It's the sort of thing that a person arranges when there is business to discuss, and it seems that many of the Clinton donors wanted help from the secretary.
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Next, standing each carrot up like a little crayon in a crayon box, he arranges the little carrot-logs so that they're all packed tightly into a circular shape.
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Van Groeningen, who wrote the script with Luke Davies, arranges the narrative in chronological curlicues, looping back and forth in time and relying heavily on extended, music-driven montages.
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Every society arranges strictures around the family, and often it's by looking at individual relationships that we see how and where those strictures failed and what might replace them.
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Yet getting to Zakouma is easier than you might expect: I flew Air France directly from Paris to Chad's capital, N'Djamena, and African Parks arranges chartered flights from there.
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"Julieta" has all of that, and arranges its plot not only in a straight chronological line but also according to a pattern that is at once loose and intricate.
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In these works, she arranges pieces of colored glass on a sheet of transparent glass before firing it in the kiln, causing the pieces to melt and bond together.
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One client in this age group, who has been going to Bonnaroo for eight years, regularly arranges for five or six buses to travel to the festival through CID.
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Diving into the world's cinematic archives for the rarest excerpts of forgotten films, Morrison recombines them to tell new stories, or arranges them into a portrait of their time.
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Google already applies machine learning to its Google Photos service, which automatically labels and arranges users' pictures according to its constantly improving understanding and recognition of objects, faces, and scenes.
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The nonprofit then arranges a preliminary meeting between refugees and their hosts, and if that goes well, they spend a "test weekend" together before committing to a three-month stay.
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In a shattering performance, K. Todd Freeman plays a highly educated heroin addict with no intention of cleaning up whose wealthy best friend arranges for him to be forcibly hospitalized.
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How it works: The IBM machine picks out factual statements from academic journals and news stories, and arranges them into themes and whether they support or oppose a particular stance.
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In the case of a return, Casper arranges for a local church or charity like the Salvation Army to come to the customer's home and take the product for donation.
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Jackson Hewitt arranges loans for qualifying clients through partner MetaBank for $200 to $1,300, and also helps them open a temporary deposit account with another partner bank for the refund.
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Müller arranges them in such a way that the reader gets a sense of how terrifying and rife with betrayal life in Romania was during the end of Ceausescu's regime.
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In return for their help, members can receive perks like the use of Renzell's concierge service, which makes reservations and arranges experiences like private tastings at restaurants such as Marea.
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When a predatory schoolteacher tries to blackmail Shalimar and Boonyi with evidence of their sexual indiscretion, the council sends him packing and arranges for the lovers to be married instead.
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She fills her prescriptions, files for unemployment, arranges for weekly laundry pickup and delivery service, sets up automatic payment on her utilities and purchases an array of used VHS tapes.
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Subject to eons of pressure, every aquifer arranges itself differently, forming vast networks of coves and seams of water, some a thousand feet thick but others just a thin vein.
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The story, also by Mr. Lara, could be from a 19th-century ballet: Lupita loves Raúl, but her father arranges a marriage for her with the local rich guy, Maximiliano.
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She arranges vignettes of her glass sculptures of seeds and fruits along with bowls heaped with real oranges, changing the displays frequently so as not to bore her conversational partners.
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Beasley will give the Knicks additional depth in the frontcourt, which could become a factor if the team finally arranges a trade that will send Carmelo Anthony to another club.
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It is Dina — whose wry ennui seems both provincial and worldly — who arranges lodging for the band's members when it emerges they'll be stuck in Bet Hatikva for the night.
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POSCO offered to surrender the land in a letter to the Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (IDCO), a state government agency that arranges to make industrial plots available to companies.
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Mack arranges images of sensual floral swatches into flickering slideshows then uploads them as screen savers to desktop monitors that are, in turn, covered in bits of patterned, cut paper.
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Fennelly's approach to the thematic elements of his work is less a guide to his philosophies than a loose reflection of ideas he arranges after the songs are in place.
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In a letter to the Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (IDCO), a state government agency that arranges to make industrial plots available to companies, POSCO has offered to surrender the land.
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A garrulous church member, eager to help the family, arranges for David to stay with her son, Eddie (Tae Song), on the university campus to get a sense of the place.
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Using a method she developed early in her career, Drexler, who is self-taught, finds and arranges images, which she enlarges on sheets of paper and subsequently glues to the canvas.
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The Taxi and Limousine Commission spent nearly a decade making improvements to its dispatch program in Manhattan, which arranges 22 trips a day, before rolling it out to all five boroughs.
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The G.S.A., which arranges real estate transactions on behalf of federal agencies, had been in negotiations with the Trump Organization to formalize a lease of that space when the deal collapsed.
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They sought help from In-Home Supportive Services, a state program that arranges household aid for disabled people, and Supplemental Security Income, the federal program that provides extra support in cash.
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If a patient needs surgery, Owen arranges to fly them to a place where it can happen—usually Health City Cayman Islands on Grand Cayman, where surgeons operate on children for free.
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Ron Alphonso, a Toronto-based mortgage broker who arranges private mortgages for borrowers facing eviction from their homes, said the stress test should be adjusted to take into account interest rate hikes.
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She protests too much that she's no longer interested in their sinful past but then arranges for a meeting so she can straddle her dear brother and give him a kiss goodbye.
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Kwami's day of wonder at Joint Base Andrews was provided for by the Check-6 Foundation, which arranges and funds experiences like these twice a year for children who have serious illnesses.
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When it becomes clear that they won't, and when they insist that she instead make an advantageous marriage, Charlotte logically and cold-bloodedly arranges to have herself deflowered and hence rendered unmarriageable.
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Each player still strategically arranges a tiny fleet of ships however they see fit, but it's now on a much smaller 3x5 grid that remains visible to your opponent at all times.
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A banker who arranges debt sales for European banks said the uncertainty created by Santander meant investors would have to reassess how to estimate fair value on capital issuance from all banks.
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TechCrunch has confirmed Lime's plans for the store, and that the deal to build it came through Lime's investor Fifth Wall Ventures that arranges partnerships between tech companies and real estate developers.
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JAKARTA, July 27 (Reuters) - Indonesia's president wants a national fund that arranges Haj pilgrimages to make investments in infrastructure projects that the country needs and the government itself cannot afford to build.
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GANTA KANACHAMA, Ethiopia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Workinesh Denda, a stocky middle-aged woman, arranges hand-made stoves in a neat line in a small shop in Ganta Kanachama village, in southern Ethiopia.
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On Sunday, Mars enters Gemini and you'll feel less like a socialite, opting to let your friends make plans and going with the flow, instead of being the one who arranges everything.
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To keep SpongeBob in the dark before the party, his best friend Patrick Star arranges one heckuva trip for the pair to visit the live-action world of the dry land above.
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She isn't allowed to take the flowers she arranges in the workshop to the shelter, but they stay at the day center and decorate the tables where the participants eat their meals.
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This month, Infront Sports & Media, the company that arranges Serie A's international television deals, held talks in London to discuss the next batch of rights, which will run from 2018 to 2021.
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Everyday, Mr. Gerena-Quiñones and others at his cargo bike company make numerous pickups for Transfernation, a nonprofit that arranges for corporate cafeterias and restaurants to donate uneaten food to soup kitchens.
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Instead she arranges a three-person summit at Bobby's apartment: just her, Axe, Chuck and, unbeknown to either of the other participants, the telltale slide that Chuck is carrying in his pocket.
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Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru arranges for guests to shadow a manta ray scientist for a day, freediving with marine biologists from the Manta Trust on board a research vessel.
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Mr. Harlan, a father of five, is the owner of China Horizons, a company he founded in 2004 that arranges for Americans to teach English in China, according to the company's website.
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Built in 2017, the ecolodge consists of seven stilted houses and arranges two-to-four day tours of the area, which include planting or harvesting of the rice terraces alongside local inhabitants.
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It has also made short films starring bricklayer Vanessa Casillas, Marine Corps veteran Rachael Wilson and Sarah Herron, founder of SheLift, a non-profit organization that arranges adventures for women with disabilities.
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"What we are seeing is that investors are applying a Brexit premium on British companies that are particularly exposed to the British economy," said a banker who arranges debt sales for European companies.
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At 17, her wealthy stepfather arranges a marriage to an English gentleman, and it is at this point that Rhys's novel begins to collide with Brönte's: the charming English gentleman is Edward Rochester.
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To optimize processor usage, a system arranges instructions—atomic machine-level units of computation that are at the bottom of all software—in queues intended to minimize the number of wasted processor cycles.
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He tries to undo America's longstanding alliances with Western Europe, and arranges "a high-level conference with the Soviet Premiere that could damage our national security," according to The New York Times review.
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In Women of Black Mountain College, a seductively subversive multi-part painting, "Memory" (2008), arranges three monochrome panels atop what appears to be a self-portrait, peeking out from beneath the color panels.
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Mr. Letcher researches the case and passes the information to Debbie Nicolosi, a Yankees employee since 1973, who finds the names and addresses, and arranges for the flowers and cards to be delivered.
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"Fundamentally, we have found that there is often a lack of understanding of what is covered," said Brendan Miller, an executive with MultiPlan, which arranges networks for Medi-Share as well as insurers.
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When Laius (Juan Francisco Villa), a Los Angeles gangster, learns that his unborn son will kill him, he arranges to have the baby killed, slashing the bottoms of his feet for good measure.
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After various plans fail, including one involving guest stars Radiohead, Cartman arranges for the murder of Scott's parents, lures Scott to a Chile Con Carnival and feeds him a dastardly bowl of chili.
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In males, the Xs and Ys align in an "astonishing stable ring-shaped meiotic chain" of chromosomes, which arranges itself so that when the cells divide, the correct gametes form with the correct chromosomes.
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Yet the market is becoming more mature: institutional investors, from family offices to hedge funds, have become more comfortable with crypto-currencies, says Mike Komaransky of Cumberland Mining, which arranges over-the-counter trades.
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In addition to trying to cater to the local tastes of the various crew members, Ficara also arranges for themed nights each Saturday, occasions for which he prepares some of his most lavish meals.
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The other big new software feature is the Game Launcher, which arranges all of your games in one place and lets you disable notifications, record gameplay, and enable power-saving modes while playing games7.
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If the family wants a prayer service at the mosque, Kargi arranges it so that by the time the service is over, consulate paperwork is finalized and they can go straight to the airport.
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The Indian-born physician, working in the US on a visa, arranges for a backup doctor to be on standby at the hospital to attend to his patients if he's detained by border patrol.
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He sometimes arranges elaborate events for his stream, but more often he does things that a typical twenty-three-year-old does, such as go on dates, barhop, and smoke weed in his apartment.
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As part of its service, Happy Host arranges professional photography, and the loft, a former hat factory with Eamesian kitchen stools and a fig tree by the window, stood ready for an appraising gaze.
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"Electrofeit takes pieces from many different keyboard works and arranges them in a narrative way that means something to me at least," he says when discussing the act of reproducing music of the past.
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He then soaks the covers in water to soften them and removes the top layer of the covers— what the artist refers to as "skin"—and arranges the skins on canvas before applying paint.
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To find the structure of a piece, McPhee makes an index card for each of his codes, sets them on a large table and arranges and rearranges the cards until the sequence seems right.
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In "The Prison in Twelve Landscapes," a meditation on mass incarceration in the United States, the Canadian filmmaker Brett Story arranges a series of oblique, geographical vignettes into an unsettling mural of systemic damage.
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The way Mr. Hannibal arranges instruments — sparsely, and with care, letting notes hang in the air until they fade into gray — is redolent of Sweetback, the band comprising the musicians who played with Sade.
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In the episode, Knope explains what Galentine's Day is and arranges for her female friends to "kick it breakfast style," giving out hand-knit presents and essays she wrote about what makes each woman special.
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Then there's Jason Baerg, an M.F.A. student from Canada, who paints in acrylics on paper or wood, and uses the laser cutter to etch the paintings and cut out shapes that he arranges into assemblages.
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Nearly two hours later, the procession returns to where it started and the group arranges itself into a renaissance-inspired tableau centered around a woman in a red dress, now draped in a red veil.
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A psychiatrist who works for the diocese arranges for Alexandre to meet his tormentor, who is still in active ministry, and she is disappointed when the priest fails to use the meeting to seek forgiveness.
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"It's about software, big data, and it's about capital," said Jason Andrews, the chief executive of Spaceflight, which also arranges "ride-shares" — think Uber for rockets — for small satellites to tag along on bigger missions.
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Before the announcement on Tuesday, Paektu Cultural Exchange, an organization that arranges North Korea tours, had been advertising a trip to Pyongyang that it said could include watching a "rare military parade" on Feb. 8.
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"When the president attacks our jury's foreperson, he is effectively attacking every American who takes time off work, arranges child care and otherwise disrupts their life temporarily to participate in this civic duty," he added.
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On a recent workday, just back from his daily visit to the Bastille farmers' market, Veilhan arranges a bounty of earthy, orange chanterelles, jammy figs and a silver-skinned bonito on the cast-concrete countertop.
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Maybe you can get to an answer by understanding where the DJ is — that pivot point, that hub around which we as dancers oscillate, in the orbit of the music the DJ arranges and organizes.
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"You're going to kill me," Charlotte says as she saunters in and slowly settles herself into the oversize chair diagonally to my right, arranges a pillow on her lap, then tosses the throw blanket over it.
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In the letter, dated August 2014, an official arranges for safe houses and vehicles to be provided for Afghan Taliban commanders forced out of a remote area of northern Pakistan while an army operation is conducted.
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His second full-length album, which arranges crisp rhymes across tart beats in a display of cold precision, matches the minimalist crunch of last year's Prima Donna EP as well as his acclaimed debut, Summertime '06.
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Rather, Duvra arranges them around the Law Warschaw Gallery at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota with an eye toward the spatial relationship between the different works, as well as the thematic flow around the space.
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Samantha Gongol sings as if she's putting show tunes through a SoulCycle class, and Jeremy Lloyd arranges all of his percussion pieces as if untangling a vicious knot to reveal the smoothed-out beauty lurking within.
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Meeks, a self-proclaimed "value guy that masquerades as a tech investor," arranges his portfolio with companies that can generate dividend in excess of the market and have at least 10% upside to his price target.
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In article after article, book after book, podcast after podcast, he tells you a story about a difficult societal problem, breaks for a seemingly unrelated science lesson, and then arranges a miraculous marriage between the two.
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But there are also state-run "correctional industries," such as MassCor, a program that arranges for inmates to do work for institutions such as nursing homes, social service providers, municipalities and, in this case, school systems.
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"Some people have always had photos taken at the service, as long as it's discreet," said Andrew Leverton of Leverton and Sons funeral directors, whose company frequently arranges for DVDs of the day to be made.
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The handsome Marcus Isaacson arranges a sexual liaison with comely socialist he spots on the street almost entirely through sidelong glances, to the point where they don't actually introduce themselves until they're already in the act.
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With the help of two pawns — Issa (Grigoriy Dobrygin), a Chechen political refugee, and Annabel (Rachel McAdams), an immigration lawyer — Bachmann delicately arranges the pieces of his puzzle but struggles to keep American officials at bay.
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" Goldstone then helps set up a phone call between Trump Jr. and Emin Agalarov, and later arranges a meeting between Trump Jr. and someone he calls "The Russian government attorney who is flying over from Moscow.
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They allow users to upload and market designs; when a customer places an order—say, for a T-shirt—the company arranges the printing, often done in-house, and the item is shipped to the customer.
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Back on Main Street, Kalye Griffin, 42, arranges shirts at her Top Hand western store and trusts in God to safeguard families in this county where eight in ten voters backed President Donald Trump in 2016.
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Back on Main Street, Kalye Griffin, 42, arranges shirts at her Top Hand western store and trusts in God to safeguard families in this county where eight in ten voters backed President Donald Trump in 2016.
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To ease her way back, her friend and the Obama adviser Richard Holbrooke — as a wedding gift — arranges for Power to have a private face-to-face meeting to apologize to Clinton and clear the air.
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An eavesdropper on the lives of others, she anonymously restores lost property, arranges romances and mobilizes her stagnating widowed father into activity, by stealing a garden gnome from a shrine he built to his dead wife.
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All that has made St. Clair's job as operations manager at Fund Texas Choice, a nonprofit that arranges and funds travel for women seeking abortions in the Lone Star State, all the more essential — and in demand.
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In 1977, when he was in his early twenties, Ohtake began assembling scrapbooks out of whatever he could find: flyers, ticket stubs, package wrapping, stamps, matchbooks, drawings, which he often arranges into a grid on the page.
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James Bond-themed puzzle game I Expect You To Die arranges objects around you in a confined environment, while bullet-time shooter Superhot places enemies so specifically that you don't need to turn more than 90 degrees.
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He cleans and slices them, and when the tuna melts come out of the oven, he unwraps each and arranges the garnish carefully on top, turning each sandwich into the prettiest, fanciest tuna melt we've ever seen.
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As a sales leader at a concierge service that arranges travel and accommodations for people seeking clinical trials around the world, she felt she had all the contacts and resources she needed to make Hill's trip happen.
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Viserys arranges for Dany, who doesn't particularly seem to care about thrones, to marry Khal Drogo, leader of the Dothraki, so that they will loan him some warriors to help him attack Westeros and reclaim his throne.
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After Ramadevi's father arranges a marriage intended to turn their fortunes around, Ramadevi gets on a train away from home and finds herself in a rain-soaked, filthy alleyway in front of a dark set of stairs.
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Sasiprapa regularly arranges matches for its active foreign boxers, such as Greek fighter and gym owner Fani Peloumpi, who recently won the headlining female fight against Nong Am at the annual Wat Santai Festival in Chiang Mai.
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For what he collected from the garden today, McDade arranges the eggplants and okra along with some sliced young red onion and mild jalapeno on the plate, then drizzles the mayonnaise-and-tuna sauce atop it all.
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Sometimes he spells out narrative scenes, even somewhat fantastical ones, straightforwardly as in the sublime 21995 painting "Souvenir I," in which a middle-aged matron arranges her living room as a shrine to 22011s civil rights martyrs.
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The photographic term "flashes" also applies to the method of Cole's 2012 novel, "Open City," which arranges its incidents somewhat obliquely, in an episodic rhythm based on psychological discovery rather than adventure or suspense: an introspective picaresque.
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McQueen arranges his actors in a series of long-held, reluctantly pretty tableaux, as mannered as a landscape of the Hudson River School—as something, in other words, that Northup might have had the cultivation to appreciate.
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Space Adventures, a travel agency that arranges space journeys with Roscosmos for private citizens, tells The Verge the price tag is more than double the cost of a trip to the ISS: about $175 million dollars per seat.
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The Palestinian government, which exercises limited self-rule in a territory that it wants as part of a future independent state, frames the Jewish visits as part of the access it also arranges to Christian and Muslim sites.
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Kuoni last year sold what were once its mainstay tour operating activities in Europe and Asia amid fierce competition, leaving it with travel services units including a growing visa unit that arranges travel permits for governments and companies.
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The thought of sitting down at a "tablescape"—a portmanteau favored by Sandra Lee, a Food Network star who arranges seasonally appropriate objets into tabletop meta-narratives on "Semi-Homemade Cooking with Sandra Lee"—begins to seem insane.
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Keep in mind that while Facebook is free to its users, much of the tech industry consists of services that are measured and at least partly incorporated into G.D.P. For instance, the free Uber app arranges paid transportation.
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This has been an issue for so long it's a bit ridiculous, but it all has to do with the fact that Twitter really only arranges tweets by quality inside search results and in back-and-forth conversations.
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In present day, Dracula's daughter, Mavis (Selena Gomez), arranges a cruise vacation for dad, and on board he falls for the ship's captain Ericka (Kathryn Hahn), the granddaughter of Van Helsing and a foe who could turn friend.
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Jane finds an earring on the floor of her boss's office and arranges to return it to the young woman who left it behind; it was clearly lost in a scuffle we're grateful we didn't have to watch.
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As Morrison makes a guitar howl and moan, Berry, wearing a watch cap and a white tunic that splits the difference between lab coat and hospital gown, arranges herself on what looks like a Restoration Hardware woodshop table.
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Pentangeli, played in the 1974 film by Michael V. Gazzo, is a lieutenant in the Corleone mafia family who recants incriminating Senate testimony after the family arranges for his brother to sit in the audience for the hearing.
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"This is an iconic bridge that transformed the way the Northeast corridor lived," said Antonio Meloni, 61, who grew up in Astoria and started the nonprofit New York Anti-Crime Agency, which arranges graffiti cleanups, among other things.
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In a glass baking dish, she lays out the raw mackerel and scatters the ground cherries, tomatoes, and some herbs around it, then carefully fishes the slightly-marinated eggplant from the pot and arranges that in the dish, too.
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A resident can send information about their home – outlining details like how big it is, what it's constructed from, how damaged the roof and walls are – and the site then arranges for an architect or structural engineer to visit.
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Caps are then added one-by-one, before the sorting hopper arranges the tubed balms in a row, where they are labeled and hot-stamped with a unique lock code before making their way to your local Whole Foods.
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The youngest member of the gang arranges for some Roma children to raid one: "taking the littlest kids off the rides and the seesaws, shoving other kids so they fell on their faces, frightening them and making them cry".
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If the owner is happy with the valuation, BeliMobilGue takes the vehicles in and, after a one hour check attended in person by its testers, it arranges a sale to its network of over 1,000 dealers and private buyers.
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This will see Victor partner with other flight-planning and aviation fuel providers, in addition to a commercial agreement it has with Air BP to become the preferred fuel supplier for the charters it arranges at Air BP locations.
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To Paltrow's credit, she only appears in a short cameo in the film in a scene towards the end of the film where she arranges a press conference to announce Spider-Man as the newest addition to the Avengers.
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When she's ready to plate, she arranges the gorgeously browned cabbage wedges on a plate, then spoons the chickpea mole over the top, with the warm tomato salad and cabbage slaw off to the side as if they're condiments.
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The unusual composition arranges the actors frontally across the picture plane, flattening them into jangling, V-shaped rhythms activated by Marsyas's legs and his tormentors' crooked elbows, a wall of bodies broken occasionally by punch-outs into deep space.
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Instead, Mr. William's method is a clever mix of different two-dimensional mediums: He carves directly into birch panels and arranges his own patterned prints on the surface, using ink and the occasional dash of acrylic paint for emphasis.
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Most of the first part of the film consists of the quotidian and intimate: Miéville irons clothes or arranges flowers; Godard comically practices his tennis swing or talks on the phone in broken English about his upcoming film King Lear (1987).
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Doug Shabelman, president of Burns Entertainment, a firm that arranges endorsement deals, said that he would likely steer brands away from Lochte and toward other U.S. swimmers who did well in Rio such as Ryan Murphy, who has three gold medals.
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In a ghastly display of how, yes, money buys power, Axe arranges for Kevin Durant to record a personal "Happy Bar Mitzvah" message to Krakow's son (has Todd not heard of Cameo?), in exchange for a $100,000 donation to Durant's foundation.
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The entire complex cost US$9 million to build and is ultimately owned and operated by the Norwegian Ministry of Food and Agriculture, though the Global Crop Diversity Trust provides support and arranges for the shipments from less wealthy nations.
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Across the record, he samples industrial sites around the city—"subway tunnels, construction sites, random anecdotes on the street"—and arranges them into slow, uneasy compositions that seem like they could easily swell into terrifying noise, but never really do.
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Each year, the program at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (which starts its eighth iteration on Wednesday) plucks promising features and documentaries from Sundance, South by Southwest and elsewhere, and arranges them into a bouquet of puzzles, provocations and delights.
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"Our goal is to become a mega-behemoth," said Amiad Soto, who, with his twin brother, co-founded Guesty, a Tel Aviv-based company that helps hosts manage bookings (or arranges for a remote operator to do so under their names).
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Ms. Dormer plays the headstrong headmistress of an Australian girls' boarding school who, one fateful Valentine's Day, arranges for a group of pupils to be taken out for a picnic at the real-life geological formation referenced in the title.
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A lion of Latin jazz since his time in the 1970s with the seminal Cuban fusion ensemble Irakere, Mr. D'Rivera is a saxophonist and clarinetist who composes and arranges works of broad ambition, drawing on Western classical as well as jazz.
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It is crucial that Wilkinson will be free of any non-disclosure agreements following his tenure at Danske Bank so that he can speak freely, the spokesman for the European Parliament committee that arranges the Brussels hearing, Jeppe Kofod, told Reuters.
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Opposite the upper seat, in the chair closest to the doorway, is the so-called manager, the one who sends out invitations, orders dishes, arranges the seating, urges people to drink more and then shoves the drunks into taxis afterward.
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An exchange-traded note betting that US stocks will essentially sit still for the next month saw record trading volume of $3.3 billion on Thursday, June 22, according to according to Macro Risk Advisors (MRA), a firm that arranges volatility trades.
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What remained was a growing visa unit that arranges travel permits for governments and companies, a loss-making business that organises accommodation, transport and tours for other operators, as well as a hotel-bed database unit whose margins have been under pressure.
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Before her death, she arranges for the world's cutest beagle puppy to be delivered to John to help with his grief following her passing — and let's just say, there's not a dry eye in the house when he realises what she's done.
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President Donald Trump's administration last month disclosed tough sanctions on Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), barring U.S. customers from paying the company for exports until a team led by Venezuelan congress head, Juan Guaido, arranges its own bank accounts to support his interim government.
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In this bold staging, Tamara appears and actually straddles the prince, who then awakens, horrified at his own thoughts — which were implanted in his mind by the demon, who soon arranges for the prince and his men to be ambushed by infidels.
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The painter Caitlin Keogh, who once worked as a commercial illustrator, arranges simplified icons of femininity, like dreamy orange ballet slippers or dismembered mannequin arms, in slick acrylic compositions that owe as much to textile design as they do to art history.
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Through a back room deal with the investor Sandy Benzinger — whose bluster about preserving an American institution is revealed to be just that — he arranges to shutter the Saler's department store chain Rebecca dreamed of owning since she was a child, effective immediately.
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In an elaborate scheme first teased in a flash-forward, Andolov arranges to have Mike Wagner (David Costabile), Axe's impish right-hand man, better known as Wags, imprisoned within the embassy of a Middle Eastern nation whose investment Axe had been courting.
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Casares is Xapo's CEO, as well as a board member of PayPal, where Marcus was formerly president, and a former board member of Kiva, a nonprofit that arranges peer-to-peer loans for people in the developing world that is an association member.
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GIF: Andrew Liszewski (Apple)Aside from the new dark mode UI in Mojave, one of the most useful additions to the next version of macOS is Stacks, a feature that automatically sorts and arranges all the files on your desktop into tidy little groups.
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He arranges for an attorney, via Angelo, to get her bailed out after convincing the judge that Freda was mentally unstable when she shot Jamal, and that she has a family history of mental illness (a story cooked up by the attorney with Jamal's approval).
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's episode of Kate Plus 8, Kate Gosselin arranges an elaborate scavenger hunt to celebrate her sextuplets Aaden, Alexis, Collin, Hannah, Leah and Joel's 12th birthday — and of course, it doesn't go off without a few small hiccups.
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"You just pick and choose one you like and he arranges for you to sell to Chinese buyers," said Win Ko. Sensing Za Za Lin's sadness at losing her hair, the buyer, Zin Mar, the owner of Thiha Hair Purchasing and Sales, offered sympathy.
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"This dish is gonna be like POP POP—it's a little bit spicy from the Thai chilies, sour from the fresh yuzu, and umami from the mushrooms and truffle," says Pichaya "Pam" Utharntharm as she arranges creamy, translucent slices of Hokkaido scallops on seashells.
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On last year's American Drift, you'll hear moments inspired by or sampled from Lil Jon songs, Bolivian folk music, and anime soundtracks; it'd be easy to get lost in the flurry of disparate sounds were it not for the careful way she arranges them.
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"You just pick and choose one you like and he arranges for you to sell to Chinese buyers," said Win Ko. Sensing Za Za Lin's sadness at losing her hair, the buyer, Zin Mar, the owner of Thiha Hair Purchasing and Sales, offered sympathy.
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Mr. Karp's agency, for one, often arranges personalized welcome amenities for its clients: "One of our travelers is a big college basketball fan, so we had custom sneakers with his alma mater's logo designed and left them waiting for him in his room," he said.
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"Companies spent the last year coming to Cuba to understand how Cuba operates, while simultaneously trying to get a license from [the Office of Foreign Assets Control]," said Collin Laverty, president of Cuba Educational Travel, which arranges exchange programs and helped organize The Hill's trip.
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While Kev is still dealing with the betrayal of Svetlana's husband-dad fiasco she arranges for his truck (the one spray painted with sexy pictures of V and Svetlana on it) to be stolen so that the family can cash in on the insurance the money.
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Where Cézanne composes his women and the landscape alike, often with short strokes of color, and where Degas arranges his three women in ungainly poses, with (in one case) the legs cut off by the left edge, Renoir sets his models in filmy land- and seascapes.
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When she is asked, by the nameless man who arranges her journey to a training camp in Afghanistan, why she left America, she answers that she doesn't know why God has made some things perfect and other things wrong, some things full and other things empty.
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There are also a couple of computer wonks, motives unclear: the first, "a cross between a Calvin Klein model and a Eurotrash punk rocker," if you can picture such a creature; the second, a frightened fellow who arranges a covert meeting with the President at Nationals Park.
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" In the prophetic description of the battle of Actium on Aeneas' shield, Virgil carefully arranges the antagonists (Augustus and Agrippa against Antony and Cleopatra), but Ferry miscues this, giving "on the one side" Augustus, and "on the other side" Agrippa, then "on the other side, too, is depicted Antony.
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Fairmont Mayakoba, in alliance with a nongovernmental organization called Oceanus A.C., arranges a snorkel tour for $249 per person to underwater nurseries near the Puerto Morales national park area, where guests gather acropora palmata (a type of Caribbean reef-building coral) detached by the force of the marine current.
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She takes skinny stems of baby's breath, an invasive species prone to infesting vacant lots (and cheap deli arrangements) and other discarded varieties, and arranges giant cloud-shaped bouquets that she inverts and suspends from ceilings in a perforated chandelier, the flowers subordinate to the spaces between them.
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But the care with which Halley arranges these hyperactive textures and rushing shapes gives the painting a curious effect of tranquillity: The bright colors balance one another into a kind of visual equivalent of white noise, with the staticky orange square just below center smoothly refusing your gaze.
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Its artistic director, Alistair Spalding, said in a recent interview that Sadler's Wells — which has been producing Cuban-themed and Acosta-and-Friends-style shows for more than a decade — now arranges international tours for Acosta Danza and subsidizes the dancers' salaries on those tours at much higher rates.
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