make an arrangement

"And make an arrangement with my office for a personal meeting."

"You stop right there, and maybe we can make an arrangement."

He will tell him that they have made an arrangement to meet in June.

Our people are there to make an arrangement which suits you.

I made an arrangement with my ancestor before we left.

It might be possible to make an arrangement of some kind."

However, the composer did not make an arrangement available to the public without charge.

In 1939, she married a man with whom her parents had made an arrangement, but their relationship was always very distant.

Yes, you'll have to make an arrangement with an agency in Iran to book the flight for you.

Then, a few healing sessions later, we made an arrangement.

All that newspaper talk interested him, and he made an arrangement with the governor.

"Perhaps we could make an arrangement of some sort?"

And then he would offer to make an arrangement.

We were off to sea to make an arrangement.

"Three years ago when Jefferson became secretary of state, we made an arrangement.

Did my uncle make an arrangement with you to care for the farm?"

The pair makes an arrangement to go to the shortcut that night together.

For China, the treaty represented an ability to show that it could make an arrangement with another big power.

To make an arrangement in this way, so suddenly, would be taking things too far in our view.

You can make an arrangement at the tourist information.

"We'd make an arrangement for him to pay us, but I'm sure he wouldn't," the mother said.

"He knew exactly how to make an arrangement sound.

So probably the Secret Service had made an arrangement with the owners.

I made an arrangement with Blair to keep it out of the papers."

We make an arrangement, and I skip home to really get cracking on that poem.