Sentence examples for course of organizing from inspiring English sources

I don't know about other organizers, but in course of organizing TEDxYouth@OrdinanceRoad I had sleepless nights; thinking deep on ways to raise funds for the event.

In the course of organizing, Ms. Segal became interested in a city database of publicly owned vacant properties, which she felt could be useful for community groups.

Several problems that arose over the course of organizing these Games in Jakarta offer valuable insight into how to organize large-scale events that are inclusive and thoughtful of host city residents.

In the general course of organized sporting, painted lines and printed rules provide a sturdy framework in which to run and jump and throw.

Its 'Groups' function is used for many things; groups are typically set up between friends and work colleagues for sending info, news, jokes, memes (sometimes the joke is literally a piece of 'fake news' such as a photoshopped photo that looks legit in preview but when clicked on reveals a lurking meme) and of course for organizing actual meet ups.

The same, of course, may be said of organizing a marathon with 47,000 men and women pounding along 26.2 miles of the city.

"Students can start by doing something as small scale as organizing graduate seminar groups as well as taking on larger management challenges of organizing courses or working on collaborative science projects," says Matthews.

It's much harder, of course, to organize new societies than to start new businesses.

Though it of course concerns a schematic way of organizing a complex data set, we believe it captures the data.

While there, he risked court marshal by insisting to his commanding general that African-American marines not be excluded from educational courses Lee was in charge of organizing.

The third way is to encourage disciples, which is a part of organizing it, of course.