Sentence examples for manage to organize from inspiring English sources

Even if I don't manage to organize a group of friends for one of those feasts, I'll definitely be back for dinner.

"And if to put -- as it were -- the roof over the house, we manage to organize a credible, fair, free election 18 months from now, you will have your state," he said.

The United States Agency for International Development did manage to organize a series of justice programs in the West Bank and Gaza -- to improve the courts, strengthen bar associations, aid law schools and structure an independent judiciary -- but those have moved forward by fits and starts, when at all.

Yet even though Western Europeans work fewer hours than those in Eastern Europe, they manage to organize industrial relations more efficiently, said Mans Martensson, a spokesperson with Eurofound.

Less captive situations may occur in cases where the farmers manage to organize (through producers associations and/or coops) for increasing their bargaining power (Menard 2004; Yu and Bouamra-Mechemache 2015).

Of course, ants presumably lack empathy yet manage to organize their own version of civilization, but the degree of freedom our brains and hands confer on us requires a much stronger kind of social glue.

Manager Paul McGuinness realized that even if the band managed to organize a concert, it would endanger their lives and those of the audience and the Zoo TV crew.

We have managed to organize Walmart workers in other countries, but not in the US.

How he did it I don't know, but he managed to "organize" — as the soldiers used to say — an ordinary Wehrmacht jacket somewhere.

In late June, intellectuals and activists had managed to organize a conference in Damascus, hoping to provide a road map for transition.

Before it could be implemented, however, Goltz managed to organize an anticommunist West Russian army, including German monarchist volunteers, under an obscure White Russian adventurer, Pavel Bermondt-Avalov.