Sentence examples similar to a boy organized from inspiring English sources

Toussaint, a slave and former stable boy, organized his countrymen and led the world's only successful slave revolt.

The thought of a young American boy organizing an event to raise awareness in his community really baffled me but at the same time got me thrilled.

Last summer, a group of incoming freshmen boys organized a fantasy league composed of names of girls from other private schools.

Some of the Upright Citizen Brigade's Maude teams, like one named Neighbor Boy, organize sketches around a theme.

"Robert is like a Boy Scout — organized and hardworking.

Timberlake was a cast member on the Disney Channel series "The Mickey Mouse Club" from 1993 to 1994; in 1995, he joined 'N Sync, a boy band organized and managed by the noted scoundrel Lou Pearlman, who was later convicted of running one of the largest Ponzi schemes in U.S. history, and who died in federal custody.

With the Kurupt boys organizing what could go wrong?

Echoing the sentiment expressed by the question voiced at the panel, a nine-year-old boy recently organized a Blue Lives Matter March just outside of Chicago, Illinois.

McInnes, for example, publicly rejected the racist "alt-right" after the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia — where one person was killed after someone rammed a car into a group of counterprotesters — despite his closeness with rally speaker Richard Spencer and although a Proud Boy, Jason Kessler, organized the rally. .

Gunner's annual shoe collection isn't the first time the boy has organized a large charitable act.

Thomas picked up a box of Health Valley granola and asked, "What does 'organic' mean?" "It means it's organized," a boy named Henry said.