Sentence examples for need to organise a from inspiring English sources

I really need to organise a car cull and get on with my life.

At least the Environment Agency will not need to organise a focus group to understand what people think".

It gives them free products and everything they need to organise a slumber party with their friends to try them out.

You will need to organise a visa and travel through a tour operator though, since Britons can't get a visa at the door, unlike many other nationalities.

Sarah Simon, an analyst at Berenberg, said of ITV's need to organise a special call: "It is a bit of a giveaway [that there really is an issue] if you feel it needs to be discussed.

There is clearly enough competition over deals in the US to lead some people to feel the need to organise a dinner to work all this out (as I say, leaving aside all the accusations about why and for what purpose).

We don't have anti-racist fireworks on New Year's Eve and we don't need to organise an anti-paedophile concert to prove our moral credentials on the issue.

A short stay with us gave him the breathing space he needed to organise a room with a friend and we are hopeful that his appeal to be granted asylum will be successful.

However, staff also appreciate that illness brings anxiety and fear and thus patients can be very impatient about being seen, whether that's for a lump they have found, or palliative care they need to organise for a relative, or blood test, or annual review of their diabetes or severe shortness of breath or care for the stroke they had.

No wonder our numbers keep growing.Alan Tobey BerkeleyFurthermore, this minority will largely have the same political issues as their religious brethren, be they Democrat, Republican or independent, and so will find little need to organise as a separate group.

They therefore need to organise themselves under a different framework, because the time has come for them also to be held to account.