Sentence examples for i organized for from inspiring English sources

"Unspeakable Practices" was the title of a farewell party I organized for the then retiring professor and great metafictionist John Hawkes, in 1988—a title taken from Donald Barthelme's book of stories "Unspeakable Practices, Unnatural Acts".

We were eager to encourage greater appreciation of American Victorian architectural heritage, so Sam and I organized for the Victorian Society a series of speaking tours titled (not very originally) "Upstairs and Downstairs in the Victorian House". For a decade we crossed North America like evangelists fervently preaching the glories of nineteenth-century architecture and interior decoration.

The papers in the symposium section of this volume of the Columbia Journal of European Law are based on talks delivered in January , 1995 at a symposium on the "Dimensions of European Union law" that I organized for the comparative law section of the Association of American Law Schools.

When I lived in Manhattan, I organized for them extensively, and was hugely influenced by their vision.

Founder Philippe Hes, age 26, explains how he started FRIS: "When I was eighteen, I organized parties for students.

But before I retired, I was a personal secretary, and I organized trips for my bosses, so I suppose that helps.

I organized services for them, talked to the care coordinator to make sure that the care staff understand my parents' needs and also [to] make sure my parents are happy with these services [Greek 6].

I organized the lunch for the purpose of Harb Zuhair to put his language to Perle.

"I organized the calendar for six people," she recalled, "answered phones, handled domestic and international travel, expenses, invoices, baby showers, organizational charts".

In response, I organized a group for graduate students called "Women in Life Sciences".

I organized the Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines and began (with the help of fellow geologist Bill Neal) to create Living With the Shore (Duke University Press), a series of state-specific books about coastal hazards that now number twenty-four.