Sentence examples for master organizer from inspiring English sources

A. Philip Randolph proposed the march and to organize it selected master organizer Bayard Rustin.

He was a master organizer".

Both partners abide by their kitchen system, but Lundberg is the master organizer in the marriage.

On the contrary, your community will see you as a master organizer who has made the Shule into a vibrant marketplace of ideas.

Our results show that AnkG, which is the AIS master organizer, is expressed much earlier (starting at E9.5), first along the whole axon and progressively only in its proximal part.

Our study in single electroporated motor neurons in mouse embryos revealed that AnkyrinG (AnkG), the AIS master organizer, is undetectable in bipolar migrating motor neurons, but is already expressed at the beginning of axonogenesis at E9.5 and initially distributed homogeneously along the entire growing axon.

By this time, Nixon had the help of the master organizers Ella Baker, Bayard Rustin, and Stanley Levinson, who created a group called "In Trust" to support the Montgomery effort and link it to other Southern organizing efforts, and Baker took Parks on a fundraising tour of the Northeast.

Senator Albert J. Beveridge, speaking on the floor of the Senate after his return from a tour of the Philippines in 1900 while the United States was waging a war of subjugation against the Filipino independence movement, said, "God...has made us master organizers of the world...He has marked the American people as His chosen nation to finally lead in the redemption of the world".

On many levels, ProSAP/Shank family members appear to function as master organizers of the PSD during early development given their ability to physically interact with all of the major classes of postsynaptic proteins including other scaffold proteins, ligand and voltage-gated ion channels, metabotropic receptors and the actin cytoskeleton of dendritic spines (Boeckers et al, 2002).

Get in touch with the owner, master or organizer of the market.

Here in Chicago, my community is made up of cartoonists and puppeteers, dungeon masters, festival organizers, urban farmers, creative re-users, printers, and presses.