Sentence examples for again organized from inspiring English sources

Students again organized protests at the capital's central university calling for the ouster of President Ali Abdullah Saleh.

Released in 1859, he again organized secret societies and was rearrested in 1861, remaining in prison until he escaped to Belgium in 1865.

When the Turks then drove deeper into Macedonia, the Serbs again organized a counteroffensive but were overwhelmed at Kossovo in 1389.

The Métis again organized to claim their rights as they saw them and sent for Riel, who was then living in exile in Montana Territory in the United States.

The stamp-tax riots set a pattern, and when, in 1767, Britain further strengthened the customs service and levied new taxes, Boston merchants — smugglers in the lead — again organized the resistance, this time through an agreement not to import British merchandise.

Lyve also includes a "timeline" section, where photos are laid out in a horizontally scrollable format, again organized by date.

1962 South Sudan Organizing Again DAR ES SALAAM, Tanganyika — The Negro inhabitants of the hot "sudd" country, the Nile swamps of the southern Sudan, awed into submission by repressive measures after the bloody 1956 mutiny, are again organizing in defiance of Khartoum.

Little Joe may dabble in acting, but he clearly treasures his day job as a musician since he is once again organizing Little Joe's Picnic, an annual music festival celebrating the Fourth of July that brings together a cross section of Texas through its wide-ranging lineup.

Again, organizing built a broad alliance, residents, environmentalists and immigrants from different perspectives but common goal.

With the rights guaranteed by the 1940 Constitution, anarchists could once again organize themselves with less risk of death or deportation.

His current exploration of ideology provides a convenient framework for Moore to again organize his attitudes toward the world and life.