Sentence examples for After organising from inspiring English sources

After organising several regattas, including the first world championship, and even winning some races, she moved to Hawaii in the early 1980s.

After organising a dinner in Brussels for Gordon Brown last March, I actually became known in the European Parliament before Michael did.

After organising a grant to pay for furnishing essentials so Storey wasn't in hock to Brighthouse, her adviser went through her spending to work out where she could cut costs, such as buying non-brand name nappies from low-cost supermarkets, Storey explains.

After organising a number of studies, Hollis (1975) has concluded that while large rare floods are not significantly affected by urbanisation small frequent floods are increased many times.

After organising the South African Constabulary, a colonial police force, he returned to England to take up a post as Inspector General of Cavalry in 1903.

I will never forget how modest Bob was after organising a hugely successful conference at Highgrove in 2011.

The importance of participation in organised screening for cancer rather than relying on spontaneous examinations is supported by studies showing a smaller risk of cervical cancer after organised screening for cancer [ 16, 17].

After all, organising her life is one of the most obvious ways a young girl can assert her growing sense of self.

After slowly organising for a few days, the NHC reported early on August 11, that the system had developed into a tropical depression.

They also serve as ambassadors to their school district, organising after-school community learning centres that offer adult education, tutoring and childcare.

At the OECD, we've looked at "the day after", the legacy of organising big sporting events.