Sentence examples for back to organized from inspiring English sources

For Jews particularly, the shadow of the Holocaust and hopes for the future of the new Jewish state brought many back to organized religion.

"She is so excited about getting back to organized activities with her school and she will get to see her friends".

"I've pushed most for getting the union back to organizing and for strengthening our political program," said Mr. McElroy, who is proud of his union's fervent campaigning for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.

We need to get back to organizing society around it.

But after the party's over, it's right back to organizing an appeal for next year.

His grandfather was a member of a local gang in largely Hispanic north Denver who went to prison in California on drug charges and came back to organize a hometown affiliate of a larger criminal enterprise known as Nuestra Familia.

If so, it's time to get back to organizing your thought process (hope you've kept the notebook, because it does get handy a lot of times).

During the Back to School Ceremony organized by the district government in cooperation with UNICEF, Ernia told her story.

Notoriously prickly, Meigs clashed with both the architect Thomas U. Walter and the Buchanan administration's secretary of war, John Floyd, who ultimately banished Meigs until the start of the war, when President Lincoln brought him back to help organize the defense of Fort Pickens, Fla. Lincoln then placed him at the head of the quartermaster's office, in charge of supplying the entire Army.

And in between the installation and the meeting, we had to run back to Manhattan to organize a trip out of town the next morning.

On her first day back, she tried to organize a protest in support of a general strike that revolutionary groups had called in Cairo.