Sentence examples for like organized from inspiring English sources

The key, in Goodwin's mind, is to keep the protests spreading, with other forms of organization, like organized labor and student groups, and through other tactics, and to build on the momentum in downtown Manhattan.

Sector partnerships bring multiple firms within an industry together with education and training providers and other key partners like organized labor and community organizations to ensure that workers -- particularly those who have had limited opportunities -- have the support they need to succeed in their education and employment.

The distrust in institutions like organized religion born in the 60s is not likely to be cast off entirely.

"They are like organized criminals," Mr. Zhou said.

The individual's political views are described as "conservative, Republican" who "doesn't like organized religion".

Even advanced concepts, like organized labor, show up in children's literature.

"We like organizing here in Texas," Ms. Tzintzún said.

Geeks may like organizing their information but normal people don't.

It's a little bit about the arrangements -- the Mingus-like, organized street ruckus in "Bright Lights, Big City," the harmonized long-tone drapings in "Stardust," the New Orleans parade beats in "My Bucket's Got a Hole in It".

Cued to an original score by atmospheric musicians Tuxedomoon, John Foxx and Cult With No Name, "Blue Velvet Revisited" is more collage-like, organized by theme and mood rather than chronologically.

Buried fibrous caps were detected as clusters of cap-like organized VSMCs within the plaque that were covered by newly formed plaque on any of the analyzed sections stained for αSMA.