Sentence examples for ideas for organizing from inspiring English sources

"And we said, 'Yeah, a goat.' " The two songwriters came back with ideas for organizing the film's story as well as for several songs, and Disney offered them a job.

To drum up ideas for organizing the event, the founders headed out to the Twin Cities Zine Fest in Minneapolis and reached out to Kansas City Zine Con.

In the words of Dr C. H. C. Kernkamp: "The idea for organizing a conference and the call for the first meeting in 1920 stems to Dr. R. A. Craig of Purdue University.

Ben tells his children that they're not supposed to mock anyone else's beliefs or ideas — except for organized religion.

This provides a way for the company to serve as a platform for more than presentations but also as a way for organizing ideas, like mind maps.

This makes it possible to create non-linear presentations, or presentations that use spatial metaphors for organizing ideas, like mind maps.

The stronger the uncertainty, the stronger the yearning for organizing ideas.

A conceptual framework provides a method for organizing ideas and approaches over the lifespan of a research project.

And just days after midterm elections delivered what President Obama called a shellacking for his party, the free-market-oriented American Enterprise Institute, a major source of policy ideas for Republicans, organized a half-day discussion on scaling back the health care overhaul, cutting spending and reducing the size of government.

But the two famous links courses do share the honor of having employed Old Tom Morris as greenskeeper and course designer, and it was Morris and the members at Prestwick who had the idea of organizing a competition for golf professionals on Oct. 17, 1860.

Comment on R. Burdell Bixby's idea of organizing motorists into convoys for safer driving during blizzards.