Sentence examples for had organized one from inspiring English sources

After the workers walked out at lunchtime on Aug. 9, the restaurant issued a statement saying the union had organized "one publicity stunt after another" and was using "yet another vindictive tactic" against the Boathouse's owner, Dean J. Poll.

Women's protests and walks are very rare in Afghanistan and this was the first time I had organized one.

I'm a realist about summit outcomes, having organized one for Clinton and Yelstin in Helsinki, but I always hope for some out-of-the-box thinking.

Joni Mack has organized one of the smallest women's marches in the country two years in a row in a town where 80percentt of residents voted for Donald Trump.

When we started out planning, we had organized less than one wedding... why did we think our judgment would be better than that of a professional, who has seen these vendors in action at more than one (and perhaps several, and perhaps many!) weddings?

Over the last few weeks, they had organized into three committees: one representing holders of $24 billion in bonds issued by WorldCom; one for holders of nearly $3 billion issued by MCI Communications, a WorldCom subsidiary; and a third group for $1.2 billion issued by Intermedia Communications, another WorldCom unit.

No one had organized the gathering.

Iceland was entirely new to his experience: a nation of extremely well-to-do (No. 1 in the United Nations' 2008 Human Development Index), well-educated, historically rational human beings who had organized themselves to commit one of the single greatest acts of madness in financial history.

The one she had organized perfectly.

This was especially true in a debate in which one side had organized support from powerful military interests, then-current APA presidents like Gerald Koocher and Ronald Levant, and Senator Inouye's office all pushing for APA involvement in the interrogations.

The website of the Project on International Courts and Tribunals (PICT) has organized in one place news about the activities of international courts and tribunals, archives of case law, etc. William A. Schabas, The UN International Criminal Tribunals : The Former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone (KZ1203.A12 S34 2006) is a guide to the law of these courts.