Sentence examples for front organizing from inspiring English sources

My father spent the war years on the home front organizing relief efforts and keeping watch over his mother and family, as he had done his whole life.

The Front organized the entire village into a variety of "associations" for the support of the war effort.

A low pressure system on the tail end of a stationary cold front organized into a subtropical depression on August 8 near the South Carolina coast, and drifted southward.

In one editorial, he criticized changes in the tone of the town's weekly Friday protests since the Nusra Front began organizing them.

He said a new field commander had been sent to the front to organize the ragtag army under better leadership.

Although the accords abolished the patrols, the lawmakers of the ruling Guatemalan Republican Front have organized regional meetings with them.

Bellwether also has a "Knowing When to Stop," worthy group show of neo-retro abstract paintings in the front room, organized by Patrick Callery.

The Associated Press broke an interesting story recently noting that Herman Cain, who has portrayed himself as an outsider to politics, has in fact worked closely since 2005 with Americans for Prosperity, a corporate front group organized and funded in large part by billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch, long-time financiers of America's conservative movement.

He and his followers set up an "Independence Front" and organized huge demonstrations throughout Sudan against the draft Anglo-Egyptian agreement on Sudan.

Frente Amplio (Broad Front) has organized widespread protests in Colon against government policies; the Catholic Church has played an important role helping the city's poor.

In 1992, Exxon joined the Global Climate Coalition (GCC), a group of fossil fuel companies and industry front groups organized by the American Petroleum Institute to spread uncertainty about the scientific basis for climate change.