Sentence examples for do organize from inspiring English sources

It did not only what a good sock drawer should do — organize socks — it did what great works of art aspire to do.

You have to qualify that, of course, because there are certain parts of academia that do organize themselves around real-world applications and practice.

Along with demonstrating that most Americans do not organize their political opinions based on ideology, Phillip Converse's field-defining 1964 essay argued that Americans do organize their opinions around something else: attitudes toward social groups.

The fact that people do organize for collective purposes is often taken to imply the normative goodness of what they seek.

To the extent to which women do organize themselves as a political group cutting across traditional class lines, under what conditions are they a conservative influence as opposed to a progressive force for social change?

A few countries do organize bughouse tournaments within the national chess federation.

"We've changed the way that we do organizing in the last eight months," Pariser told me.

So do organized criminal groups.

Quebec did organize another vote in 1995.

He did organize a prayer for rain back in April.

There was one thing they never did: organize.