Sentence examples for coordinated to take from inspiring English sources
All the openings have been neatly coordinated to take place the second and third weeks of June, creating a Cannonball Run-style marathon at which art collectors, buyers and the artists themselves will race among cities — and parties — on planes, trains, automobiles and gondolas.
The trade union strikes are coordinated to take place simultaneously across several European countries, culminating with a march in Brussels to the headquarters of the European Union.
The day was coordinated to take place on the town's bulk trash day, and Roop said he is hoping residents will take this opportunity to clean up their own house exteriors and properties to help make the town look its best.
We want to coordinate to take the fight against Isil," a senior administration official said.
"It is a very good thing that a coalition of agencies is coordinating to take this on," Mr. Trautz said.
The governing equations have been transformed into a moving coordinate system to take into account the piston motion.
As First Lady, I brought together world leaders to strategize and coordinate efforts to take on HIV and AIDS around the world.
It was also stated "...decentralized units shall in principle be coordinated to strengthen the professional environments, take advantage of infrastructure, and increase the unit's robustness" [ 34].
Correctional institutions should have systems in place to ensure that insulin administration and meals are coordinated to prevent hypo- and hyperglycemia, taking into consideration the transport of residents off site and the possibility of emergency schedule changes.
The things I was afraid of were so scary and unmanageable that I couldn't coordinate a plan to take them on.
If Webb took care of business there — which he has — they could always surround him with canny Oscar-nominated veterans like cinematographer John Schwartzman and visual effects supervisor Jerome Chen — as well as four members of the stunt coordinating Armstrong family — to take care of the heavy lifting the major action sequences demand.
