Sentence examples for has started organising from inspiring English sources
Since a ski break in Bosnia costs far less than in the Alps, Hatibovic has started organising skiing breaks aimed at international visitors.
Other TechCrunch Events in Europe: TechCrunch UK has started organising events, including a recent London Meetup TechCrunch Dinners (our first was with Scott Rafer here).
And TechCrunch UK has started organising other events, including a recent London Meetup TechCrunch Dinners (our first was with Scott Rafer here).
So, as he waits to see what will happen to Syria and decides whether he can start up in Egypt, he has started organising hammam parties in Beirut instead.
A handful of groups have started organising martial arts training and survivalist boot camps, and recent months have seen an increase in hate crimes.
The union has started to organise demonstrations, lobby the labour ministry for more rights for domestic workers, and provided moral support for hundreds of women working as maids, cooks, cleaners and nannies, many far away from their homes and families.
In recent years, the LGBT community have also hopped on this competitive beauty tradition and started organising their own contests.
On 1 May, the German High Command noted that "organised resistance to Quisling has started" and Norway's peace talks with Germany stalled as a result.
"It's all happening spontaneously, but now we have to start organising ourselves.
But in the following days and weeks, when the movement started to organise, though its organisation is still quite unclear it has started to issue demands and has evolved into something much more.
