Sentence examples for never organized from inspiring English sources

Ms. Vivian, now a waitress and geography student who was bleary-eyed from lack of sleep after days of continuous protests, laughed when she thought about her early days as an organizer: "In 2005 we were a bunch of kids who had never organized any kind of demonstration".

Showing them is a leap for this museum, which has never organized such a complex exhibition.

The Humana Festival of New American Plays at the Actors Theater here, celebrating its 35th season, is never organized around a specific theme.

The union has never organized a plant solely owned by a foreign automaker, but it has leverage over Mercedes because DaimlerChrysler owns it as well as Chrysler.

While she's never organized a political march before, Smith said she was compelled to press for a change in the law.

Curiously, even though the Guggenheim owns the building, it has never organized an exhibition there, although it has organized architecture biennales in Venice.

Young athletes, who almost never organize their own activities today, will have to organize their own lives someday.

He does it all remarkably — any few seconds of these solos would be extraordinary — but he never organizes his own material to sustain it as drama.

Hey, why don't you ask your organizers who have been so busy protecting private insurance companies how come they never organize any protests against Tim Geithner?

I would never organize an outing with friends to see this, but if one called me up and was like "Hey Dan!

Most had never played organized team sports.