Sentence examples for organised called from inspiring English sources

I'm putting the final touches to an event I've organised called SWIm.

In the exclusive dining club Edith organised, called the Ark, she nicknamed him "Charley the Cheetah" - fast in pursuit of game.

I didn't win, but through the process I met Mojo and later on became part of a group of party DJs he organised called the Hot Mix 10.

Auditors also found problems with the way that mandarins are organised, calling for a culture change to create a "unified, corporate leadership group that can work across departmental silos and make the most of the full range of its skills" but "it is not clear how this shift will be achieved".

Two petitions were organised calling for greater freedom, transparency, and representation.

Then, in 1966, the critic Lucy Lippard, who, like so many New Yorkers, had known her effectively as Goldwater's appendage, saw her work, was astonished by it, and included it in a show she was organising called Eccentric Abstraction, at the Fischbach Gallery.

That event was organised by an organisation called Cageprisoners, a successor organisation to Stop Political Terror, which also campaigns for Muslims who have been detained or imprisoned.

TORG has also made efforts to better align OR projects with NTP priorities by formulating the national OR agenda and organising call for proposals on behalf of NTP.

Washington has organised "sherpa calls" (conference calls among senior officials) in a last-ditch bid to inject purpose into the meeting.

A meeting we organised earlier this year called What is Journalism?

Sir Keith Mills, chief executive of London's bid to host the Olympics and now deputy chair of the organising committee, called on the government to use London 2012 as the springboard for a wholesale rethink of its sports strategy.