| A thing to disarrange the mechanics of all the Celestial Universe! |
| Because of this, it is easy to disarrange the electron structure of a recording tape, CD or hard drive and thereby damage or destroy its stored information. |
| He had no wish, he said, to disarrange the regular proceedings of the Committee. |
| In reaching his hand to his hat, it was not necessary for him to disarrange the folds of his cloak. |
| Balmy air, green of cedar and water oak and bird music disarrange our mental almanac. |
| She kept her house with some system, of course, there was no one to disarrange her methods. |
