Sentence examples for day organized from inspiring English sources

Six days later, Shays and Day organized a group to shut down the state supreme court.

Here are the children's activities for the day, organized by Rhonwen glyn Conwy.

Bridge Day, organized by the local Chamber of Commerce, is the rare chance for jumpers to leap without risking arrest.

A coalition of Aids activist groups gathering in Washington for Saturday's World Aids Day organized the protest.

But with the reconciliation day organized largely by outsiders from Salt Lake City, much of Price has retreated.

Her visit to a public school was the start of a star-studded career day organized by Mrs. Obama, who said she had long dreamed of gathering an "amazing group of women" to talk to young people.

He would spend endless hours every day organizing his posters, comic books and videos.

Instead, he works 12 to 14 hours every day organizing ordinary people to secure decent and affordable housing, safe working conditions and a living wage.

Campaigns are using it to get out the vote on Election Day, organize protests within hours, fundraise, persuade, recruit volunteers, and more.

As I read about the "Anti-Gay Day" organizing at McGuffey High School in Claysville, Pennsylvania in Washington County, I was disappointed but not shocked.

Aerosmith lead guitarist Joe Perry will headline an event in Washington, D.C., on Thursday organized by the "Rock Stars of Science" organization to push for biomedical research funding.