Sentence examples for have always organized from inspiring English sources

Health care workers have always organized parallel systems to boost their incomes.

Until then, one of the Whitney's own had always organized the Biennial.

"We've always organized the same way," she said.

Keith has always organized alongside working people.

While longshoremen at other ports have traditionally worked in shifts, those in New York have always been organized into clannish gangs that work around the clock until a job is done.

"We have always encouraged organizing committees to fill the seats even if they can't sell tickets," said Dick Pound, a Canadian member of the International Olympic Committee.

As four our self, of whom we can speak more knowingly, we have always attempted to organize our day so that we never had anything in particular to do in the slim hope that if only we were idle enough, perhaps we might grow thoughtful.

Even at El Bulli, the staff meals weren't always fantastic: "The restaurant has always been organized," Adrià told me through a translator.

The conference has always been organized under the patronage of the figure of the prime minister, which "remains the same regardless of the person who temporarily occupies this position".

Which has always threatened organized sports.

Since the Curia had always been organized on the basis of the Roman family, the Curiate Assembly actually retained jurisdiction over clan matters even after the fall of the Roman Republic in 27 BC.