Sentence examples for interested in organized from inspiring English sources

He wasn't interested in organized sports and needed to burn off an abundance of energy.

People might say, "I am not interested in organized religion, but I do have room in my life for spirituality".

"But he wasn't interested in organized religion and it's fair to say that he was put off by it.

Kasparov and his manager Andrew Page were interested in organizing it, but other grandmasters saw it as a conflict of interest and called me.

Where other composers were concerned with organizing sound, Cardew was interested in organizing the production of sound.

Go: A Community-Curated Open Studio Project (Saturday and Sunday) Interested in organizing a museum art show?

Although spinning is currently the focus, Ms. Graf and Ms. Thomas are interested in organizing other motivational workouts, like urban rebounding and yoga.

It was Peter who called me first, and asked if I would be interested in organizing a jeu de cuisine, a cooking game.

Ideally, a sponsor interested in organizing a meaningful debate would like to limit it to, say, the six top-tier candidates.

After organizing pillow fights in New York and Toronto for a couple of years, Mr. Bracken said he received e-mail messages from people in many other countries who were interested in organizing similar events.

Attempts at reform have focused on cobbling together constituencies that would stand to gain from specific changes: businesses eager to acquire cheap workers; labor unions interested in organizing newly legalized foreigners; advocacy groups out to protect the rights of immigrants who are toiling with little recourse to law.