Sentence examples for * organises in from inspiring English sources

It's an almost farcical understatement that does not begin to account for the number of trips he says he organises in the same period.

Auditions for the orchestra started a year ago and the musicians performed live for the first time before a paying audience on 1 July at a festival that Hazlewood organises in Glastonbury Abbey's grounds.

In 2003, speaking at the coaching conference he organises in Rio de Janeiro, Carlos Alberto Parreira predicted the formation of the future would be a 4-6-0, a back four providing the platform for six highly mobile, technical players who could break forward as and when required.

The figures that populate his paintings and etchings are sometimes 'borrowed' from images that catch his eye in magazines or on record sleeves, or from photographs he organises in files like sketchbooks and then uses 'like a map, a way of giving me a foot into a kind of reality I want'.

It regularly organises in-house activities such as cooking, hand-craft, karaoke, and games, as well as visits to places of interest and participation in various community events.

As with a lot of smaller, more experimental studios, Mind Candy organises regular in-house pitching sessions, where staff can put game ideas to the rest of the team.

Ms Hanson's Me and Dee charity organises once-in-a-lifetime trips and treats for seriously ill children and adults.

It was certainly always useful, as the rest of my set is almost invariably seething with contempt for humanity, both as it organises itself in our present society and in its constituent parts.

It might be possible to arrange work experience in the area you plan to make a career in – the Year in Industry, for example, which is run by the Engineering Development Trust, organises placements in engineering, science, IT and business.

He added: "One of the problems is that the way central government organises itself, in silos, makes it difficult to construct other ways of organising on the ground.

My wife organises races in Lancashire.