Sentence examples for in some organized from inspiring English sources

Called into being on short notice by Web sites and e-mail distribution lists, flash mobs meet at an appointed time, engage in some organized spontaneity for a few minutes, then rapidly disperse.

It is most often the former, and the relationships involve a marriage rite that is entrenched in some organized religious doctrine.

Yacht racing began in some organized fashion on the Thames about the mid-18th century.

Nonetheless, depicting campus administrators as participants in some organized conspiracy against faculty members is unproductive.

"It's used either to mean fortifying coastal structures to keep the sea off the land, or it's used to refer to moving a population from a coastal zone in some organized way".

There have been widespread foreclosures -- and some organized resistance -- in predominately white communities, too.

Illegal activities are protected and in some case organized by bureaucrats and the security forces, with the military and police organizations deeply involved in illegal logging, the report said.

In some communities organized Catholicism is weak, but Christian mythology is intertwined with native beliefs in all areas.

In some cities, organized groups with names like Homophobic Wolf have posted pictures of gay men and lesbians online, the better for them to be identified and pursued on the street.

As a target, actions related to the arts are in some cities organized by an Occupy Museums working group.

More than 80 percent of students participate annually in some form of organized physical activity.