Sentence examples for known for organizing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fung, the principal of Fung Collaboratives, an arts organization, is best known for organizing the 2006 version of "Snow Show" — an exhibition in which works were made of snow, ice and water — at the Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy.

He's best known for organizing the much-discussed 1997 show "Sensation".

Her firm, now called Wexler & Walker Public Policy Associates, became known for organizing grass-roots campaigns for trade deals, regulatory matters and legislation.

As a Scoutmaster he was known for organizing & leading week-long backpacking trips that covered 50 miles on the wilderness trails.

The trance-rock jam outfit the Disco Biscuits are arguably better known for organizing this hyperactive annual festival than for their own performances.

Mr. Althamer is known for organizing performances featuring marginalized members of society -- the homeless, alcoholics, and so on -- and for video works in which he is shown while under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs.

Best known for successfully organizing the 1992 winter Olympics in his native Savoy without raising taxes when he was a parliamentary deputy, Mr. Barnier has had foreign policy experience in dealing with European regional issues, but little exposure to the United States and the rest of the world.

MyRoll incorporates the core functionality of Flayvr, which was known for automatically organizing and grouping your mobile photos into distinct albums, and expands it into an app that's meant to be the go-to photo viewing experience on your phone.

That trip proved to be a boon for Mr. Rajula, who is known locally for organizing much of the senator's itinerary in the western part of Kenya, though Mr. Obama's campaign would not comment on this.

The results are fueling suspicions that the suspension of evaluations was more about Peña Nieto propping up his political base with support from SNTE teachers — known for electoral organizing skills and also not fond of evaluations — than caving to CNTE radicals protesting in the streets.

But his Washington-based firm, Trippi, McMahon & Squier, had made Dr. Dean's campaign advertisements in Vermont and helped Dr. Dean look for a new campaign manager last winter after Mike Ford, a political operative known for his field organizing, turned the job down.