Sentence examples for have started organizing from inspiring English sources

Major commercial galleries have started organizing nonselling shows as a mark of prestige and intellectual seriousness.

The guys have gotten e-mails, they told me, from listeners who have started organizing, and who told them that they had started to think of their lives politically for the first time.

(One of the ways I do my bit for Haiti is in the realm of the arts, exposing people to the side of Haiti that does work. I feel in my heart that Haiti's rich arts culture can play a huge part in fostering its renaissance, and have started organizing art-buying tours to the island).

The sport was nevertheless growing, and riders had started organizing competitions.

Its leaders had started organizing in Kashmir in 1986, and after the farce of the 1987 elections their followers increased.

In a challenge to Variety, TheWrap.com has started organizing industry conferences, while Deadline.com regularly breaks news that sends the traditional trades, including The Reporter, scrambling.

Poo had started organizing as a student, and at twenty-two, with a grant from the Ms. Foundation, she began to organize domestic workers nationally — ninety per cent of them minority women — into associations.

Poo had started organizing as a student, and at twenty-two, with a grant from the Ms. Foundation, she began to organize domestic workers nationally ninety per cent of them minority women into associations.

Major broker-dealers had started organizing the credit market after the development of major instruments such as options, swaps, constant maturity swaps, and swaptions was complete.

Now, Antifa has made a resurgence in the US, where members clad in masks and nondescript black clothing physically confront groups of white supremacists and neo-Nazis who've started organizing in cities around the country.

Her opponent has barely started organizing in Ohio, for example.