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prearrangement

NOUN
  1. something arranged in advance

How To Use prearrangement In A Sentence

  • By prearrangement, Mike Mansfield took the floor next to challenge our premise, arguing that standing rules of the Senate do carry over from one session to the next. The Good Fight
  • USS Walker's motor whaleboat was waiting by prearrangement to pick him and Esther up.
  • State pension laws make it clear that any kind of prearrangement - either verbal or written The Seattle Times
  • Women are more inclined to make prearrangements only because they are more likely to be the surviving spouse: 70 percent of married women will be widowed.
  • `You take Aaron Friedman, just to see if he ever sells plans, and Russ Bissell, and the other prearrangement salespeople. NO BODY
  • We can even arrange for your bank to transfer funds from your account into the prearrangement trust account each month. NO BODY
  • My best guess was that she had taken the file out that morning to show the prearrangement contract to Lewis. NO BODY
  • Their instructions were to give the money to the assayer, who was expected, by prearrangement, to double the amount of ore recorded from that load. Yellow Dirt
  • By prearrangement they had changed the initial letter of the code. Chapter 5
  • And then had come a collapse of trust on all sides, a total withdrawal of trust as if by prearrangement, everyone joining in the attack on the company with complete and ruthless disregard for even common business courtesy.
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