Sentence examples for experience organize from inspiring English sources

The point of Hyperpublic is to "capture local experience, organize it, and display it," says Jordan.

I don't really know anything about running a lab, even though I've had some experience organizing a very small-scale experiment.

Working with the local organizers allows you to access seasoned union personnel who have experience organizing unions and negotiating fair contracts.

Mark Samels, a senior producer at "American Experience," organized and moderated the discussion.

I simply want her to experience organized sound in its entirety as part of a broader cultural education.

I think that reflects who he is as a person and his experience organizing and in the legislature".

"She's a phenomenally hard worker, she is organized and she has great experience organizing the community," Ms. Sinema said in a telephone interview from Washington.

A Rijksmuseum app allows visitors to curate their own experience, organizing self-guided tours according to themes like portraits of women or museum highlights, or the color black.

In choosing an architect, Mr. Johnson was aided by the architects Craig Newick and David Hotson, who renovated the 21st Street space but also had experience organizing competitions, and by a cadre of new-media consultants from the art and design worlds.

That's an excellent first step, and Wear's experience organizing faith-based outreach for Obama in 2008 and in the White House indicates that the Obama campaign is taking people who make their faith a priority seriously.

Still, neither curator has had much experience organizing large-scale surveys of recent art, which could be a sign either of the Met's naïveté or its cynicism toward this material.