Sentence examples for has actually organized from inspiring English sources

I want the person who has actually organized it," not just a minor committee cog, she emphasizes.

And had I known that previous speakers included astronauts and past presidents and curers of deadly diseases, I might have actually organized my thoughts a bit more and drunk a little less wine before taking the stage.

That people have to actually organize and speak effectively and have a true goal...And they understand the concept of money greatly because I am constantly out of work over the last three years and we have had to change our lifestyles significantly.

It would have meant actually organizing and relying on popular support for strength and legitimacy, and having that popular support earn the recognition of the international community.

So what has actually changed?

KAINE: He has, actually.

"I know there's a great deal of discomfort around the idea, and it seems to frighten the heck out of everybody in the college ranks to think we might have high schoolers actually organizing in a way that they understand their rights," said Dr. Ellen Staurowsky, a professor of sport management at Drexel University.

The problem for the U.A.W. is that the auto industry's troubles have actually compounded the challenge of organizing workers, labor experts say.

And she actually organized a meeting to discuss it.

Looking back, I realize that as an adult I've actually had to overcome my less-than-stellar childhood experience of organized sport.

Mugisha is a consummate workaholic — I was shocked when he and other activists told me they had actually taken a vacation — and it was clear that his constant community organizing and public campaigning had started to take effect.