Sentence examples for but it organized from inspiring English sources

But it organized more than a dozen events this year in which local residents turned out to plant bulbs and perform other chores.

The Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture had been founded in 1648 but it organized very few exhibitions.

It rejects nothing, but it organizes all known teachings and practices into an interconnected system.

But was it organized?

In May 1992, it organized unofficial but widely popular elections to the parliament the Serbian government had abolished in 1989.

The statement, made to The New York Times, was significant because the U.A.W. has never succeeded in organizing an assembly plant owned solely by a foreign manufacturer, but it has organized joint ventures.

"But it's organized chaos".

"The paradox of the Olympics is it is a trans-national event, but it's organized by nations and inherently nationalistic," he said.

The 2005 election used a closed list, which helped protect candidates from assassination, but it strengthened organized parties rather than individual candidates and was unpopular with voters.

But it is organized vertically rather than horizontally, which takes time to adapt to for many people not used to negotiating stairs.

But it is organized crime that drives up the cost of housing and the prices of goods and services, and that forces businesses out of New York City.