Sentence examples for get organised for from inspiring English sources

"You've got to get organised for surgery.

They need to regroup and get organised for what was always going to be a tough match, even if Neymar were still available.

Mill Lane Punt Station, Sat to 8 Jan Iain Aitch With film, music, visual art and theatre, this relaunch of Art Saves Lives is something of a worthwhile pre-Christmas treat amid the rush to get organised for the big day, with the charity being dedicated to helping the disadvantaged make it in the arts.

I'm just about to get organised for a staff meeting this afternoon.

"I honestly can't wait to get started and get a real feel for the club, then obviously I am eager to get organised for when the players return for pre-season training later this month".

Get organised for the next day ahead.

"When Iris started her treatment she became poorly, so I started to take on some of her duties, coming in early, checking the animals and getting organised for the day, so that she didn't have to," she says.

"When they find out about direct cremation, which they can get organised and do for £1,000, they are so relieved.

The ruling centre-right National Action Party (PAN) of Felipe Calderón is clinging on to second place, buffeted by soaring crime and a subdued economy.In this section Left in the lurch Honeymoon over It isn't even past Don't get mad, get organised ReprintsThe outlook for the left under Mr López Obrador is grim.

If we link together with workers taking action and get organised to fight for our services and community we can beat this government that is looting our future!

The opposition must now begin to get organised to present an alternative prospect for Brazil.