Sentence examples for has organized her from inspiring English sources

Tomalin has organized her book mostly by chronology, with occasional breaks for the consideration of a theme or a set of characters.

For example, in "Juggling Work and Family," Deborah Britt discusses her life as a postdoc mom and some of the ways she has organized her life to balance the demands.

Bailey has organized her book into three parts: "The Breach," focused on the auction itself; "Linked Fates," which explores the intertwined histories of the Butlers and their chattel; and "Healing the Breach," which follows the efforts of descendants of the Butler slaves to trace their families' histories.

Fondly referred to as "teddy bear time," Dale Maxwell has organized her students each holiday season to collect teddy bears for fire and paramedic personnel to distribute to children during the traumatic emergency calls.

She also cooked often, and had organized her kitchen just so.

Still, she and her managers have organized her present concert season around commemorations of the event.

Her husband said she had organized her current exhibition, at the Michael Reid Gallery in Sydney, from her bed.

Ms. Lacroix said she had organized her vows into two sections: How I Knew I Wanted to Marry You, and Here Are My Promises to You.

The oldest mule to die that Tobón knows of was an eighty-two-year-old woman, whose daughter had organized her trip.

Betty would likely have organized her dealership as an S-corporation and would likely be taking a majority of her compensation as profits, frequently over $1 million.

Two years later, when she was eighteen, it was her father again who had organized her difficult passage to Libya and then on to Italy — a not insignificant financial sacrifice on his part.