Sentence examples for getting things organised from inspiring English sources

It's 08 30 in the morning and muscular workers are unloading trucks full of boxes marked "Fragile", clothes wrapped in tissue paper with "New collection, 2015" written on the hangers are being carried into the exhibition centre, and young women in miniskirts and stilettos are rushing around getting things organised.

My mom retired from Cornell, where she was professor of English, in 2010 and about one year later she began to fall, so I went back to her house in upstate New York, thinking I could get things organised and she'd be OK, but her physical condition deteriorated so rapidly I had to move up there.

These strategies included monitoring the quality of care, complaining and questioning, gaining expertise, strategising, seeking support and taking advantage of the time in hospital to get things organised in the community.

(Anyway, if you're unhappy with the interest we offer at that point, you can always take your money elsewhere - though we hope some of you won't do this for a while and it might take you and us a short time to get things properly organised in any event).

"Now that I knew, I could get on with my life and organise getting things done".

One might point out that this is a classic community-organising approach to getting things done: let the interested parties talk themselves along to the point where they realise they no longer have the option of retreating.Commentators are noting that Barack Obama's popularity ratings have fallen.

"Much better to organise around accomplishing projects and getting things done rather than focusing on what you believe in and who is your friend.

"Seamus would have started at 5.30am this morning if he could, so Roy wanted to go with him just to get a few things organised.

Finally, while you are getting things straight it is important not to let other people overload you just because they are not quite as organised.

Women are particularly good at getting things done.

He said he wasn't too happy about the situation: "The Military is organised, they get things done.