Sentence examples for many have organized from inspiring English sources

Many have organized study groups in their home cities.

Many have organized around the country in groups that offer support and a social circuit.

Pinball Wizards Pinball collectors abound, and many have organized museums in cities like Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Seattle.

Across the country, hundreds of parents have called schools to complain, and many have organized to stand together at school entrances to demand that children living with HIV be taken out of classrooms.

Prominent women in many cities have organized similar groups, for mutual support and benefit.

To protect their stocks, many communities have organized nightly fishermen's patrols.

In the past few days, many Kikuyus have organized into militias, saying they are now ready for revenge.

Since the late 1970s many scientists have organized several national research projects concerning the geologic evolution and hazards of the Apennines and have also conducted environmental evaluations and petroleum surveys.

Baldwin calls it "a notorious rentseeking boondoggle," and many academics have organized to find ways to circumvent it — by starting new journals, or by putting their work online in disregard for the copyright claims of Springer and the rest.

Many campuses have organized food pantries, emergency funding and "Swipe Out Hunger" programs that allow university students to donate their excess dollars on meal plans to those in need.

Consciously or unconsciously, so many people have organized their personal narratives around the Torah and its sequels, the Gospels and the Koran, for so long that it creates an irresistible current that one can disregard only by denial.