Sentence examples for life organized from inspiring English sources

Here was a shiny catalog of the good life, organized on a simple premise: the magazine-as-club.

This erosion, in Mr. Packer's telling, allowed "the default force in American life, organized money," to rig the system to its own benefit.

In a culture that increasingly accepts gay life, organized athletics, from middle school to the professional leagues, is the last redoubt of unapologetic anti-gay sentiment.

Several years ago, when Mr. Obama was a senator, Washington Life organized an event in his honor, which his staff promised that he would attend.

Mr. Hesse took several years getting his life organized legally: figuring out who should have power of attorney and take charge of his rental property, among other issues.

He penned a tell-all autobiography, "The Confession," in which he confessed to many things, including a lifelong addiction to "having a public," and described his new ambition as attaining "a life organized in harmony with my heart".

Influenced by leftist-socialist ideas, Bierut joined the Polish Communist Party in 1918 and spent the rest of his life organizing and publicizing communist ideas in Poland.

This is how Mr. Mekas, at the end of the eighth decade of his life, organizes his days: "I'm at Anthology by 9 30 and I work until 1 30, when I go to lunch.

She also revved up the lab's social life, organizing happy hours and parties for everyone's birthdays, Eroglu says.

Like working with humans in real life, organizing a big group of people who are volunteering their time in a video game is a bit like herding cats.

The scholastic (and media) habit of speaking about "the cell" probably prevent the idea of cell diversity as well as of hierarchical continuity of diversity at various life organizing levels.