Sentence examples for get organized in from inspiring English sources

It took a while to clear my head, settle down, get organized in my brain.

Nothing says "Get Organized" in quite the same way as the prospect of extended jury duty.

Unlike Clinton, Sanders took a while to get organized in Iowa, and his list of local endorsements is a lot shorter than hers.

Many kids need help learning to get organized in order to more effectively carry out tasks related to their morning routines and school responsibilities.

Mr. McDonnell added: "And I would say this: If you can't get organized in Virginia to get 10,000 good signatures to qualify for the ballot, how are you going to run the greatest country on earth?" Some Republicans worry that the lack of competition in Virginia could haunt them in November.

Get organized in a way that works for you and adapt your time management skills if something is not working.

It has cycled through those booms and busts since it first got organized in the late 18th century.

"I don't understand how Vietnam got organized in the way it did," said Robert James Wallace, 18, a freshman at Occidental who helped organize the hunger strike.

Since they got organized in 2012, South Bronx Unite has been fighting the proposed Fresh Direct relocation on multiple fronts: testifying at public hearings; protesting at the proposed location; lobbying elected officials and filing lawsuits.

The book is Getting Organized in the Google Era, by Douglas Merrill, the former chief information officer at the Internet giant (which probably explains the unfortunate, bulky title).

It boasts a huge, gorgeous screen that's 320 pixels wide by 480 pixels tall, and has an impressive array of software for getting organized in the new year.