Sentence examples for maybe organizing from inspiring English sources

Maybe organizing her locker, helping her clean her room, or something small but unexpected or even smile at her when she passes by! Stay out of her business for awhile.

Twist your wrists around, maybe organize your desk drawer or check your Facebook feed for the 20th time.

You need to reserve seats early and maybe organize childcare, if once in while you feel like seeing your partner alone or if you have more kids than the facility allows in a single visit.

Maybe organize a protest week.

Maybe getting organized is your resolution.

The first section of the novel occurs, I think, immediately after finishing work on Richard Yates, which was expected to be a time Paul would use to relax and maybe "calmly organize things in his room," but ended up being a time of extreme drug use and almost constant "partying".

Sweep the closet, sort the towels, clean out the cat box, put the toys away, or maybe even organize your drawer.

Maybe to help organize it buy a shoe organizer.

Maybe he should organize a Negro national interscholastic championship say, in May with the idea of bringing the two finalists to Charlottesville in June.

A more rational, more sober U.F.C. might be less likely to carry on vendettas with reporters, and it might inspire fighters to demand more transparency, or maybe even to organize.

I thought for a bit and said, "Well, I wrote my dissertation on Donald Davidson and have worked closely with him these past few years; so maybe I could organize a small workshop on his philosophy, say, with seven or eight people".