Sentence examples for course organizing from inspiring English sources

Try telling that to potential Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry who is, of course, organizing a huge Christian "Day of Prayer".

Other groups ramping up health care reform efforts: the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, "a network of lefty state activist groups spearheaded by Denver-based ProgressNow," and, of course, Organizing for America.

Advisers can, of course, organize their practices in other ways.

They rely on pit bulls, family networks, and, of course, organized crime.

Of course, organized vegetarianism has achieved little among mainstream carnivores beyond raising their level of resentment.

Of course, organized crime bosses worried about phone taps and room bugs, but that was the exception.

Zarivach did a 2-day on-campus lecture-heavy course organized by his university, followed by a 3-day EMBO course in Heidelberg, Germany.

Sharon also attended a professional development course organized by the University of Cambridge for female graduate students and postdocs and built a small support network.

In Splatoon 2's case, the Switch Online app lets you chat with friends, see rankings, keep track of winning stats and, of course, organize online group or private matches.

In early 1929, shortly before he graduated from university, Rejewski began attending a secret cryptology course organized for selected German-speaking mathematics students by the Polish General Staff's Cipher Bureau.

Third, the people involved are of course organized crime, the cartels that are managing both the sporting outcome and the betting fraud.