Sentence examples for ahead organized from inspiring English sources

So go ahead organized labor, cut more checks for the Dems, open up those Independent Expenditure accounts -- meanwhile, four Republican white men run the state into the ground.

Once Landis received this letter giving baseball the go-ahead, organized baseball threw itself behind the American war effort, billing itself as "the national nerve tonic" for workers in wartime factories.

It still mystifies me when I try to comprehend why Jones went ahead and organized a mock trial that concluded with the Quran burning.

Still, the Football Association, as England's soccer federation is known, plans to go ahead and organize Team GB anyway, knowing that the only way to satisfy its non-English counterparts would be to choose no one from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

By planning ahead and organizing your finances, you'll shop with ease, save money and make Christmas special for you and your loved ones.

But the advantage that I had in trying to move ahead in organizing this program on an emergency crash basis was the support first of Loy Henderson, not the support...but really the push from Fulbright and Mansfield in the Senate, and the way in which they were able to in a way force the Department to do what it didn't want to do but reluctantly they did.

Go ahead and organize things without his support or input.

"DO something about our finances" probably falls third on the list of New Year's resolutions that many of us made 10 days ago — just behind promising to exercise and lose weight, but ahead of "getting organized" and "spending more time with family and friends".

The reality is that women didn't really start getting ahead until they organized.

Whether you seek outside help or decide to go it alone, planning ahead and staying organized can turn the process of applying to your ideal school from a nightmare into a dream.

This does mean being organized ahead of time but pre-planning is an essential part of budget travel anyway.