Sentence examples for organised shows from inspiring English sources

Then, fans hastily organised shows for the groups at other venues around London, so their financial losses were reduced.

Although for a time he showed his works at a gallery in New York's Soho and organised shows at American universities, Mr Dodge "couldn't get the big museums interested".

Suzie Lowe, who organised shows at the theatre, said: "It's really frustrating and makes me quite angry.

He organised shows and demonstrations which toured military bases, leading in part to an increase in Mercedes-Benz sales during that period.

Conscientiousness refers to when a person is efficient, is organised, shows self-discipline, and aims for achievement.

Another muses on her chaotic existence: "Everything for poor people is so badly organised", showing us that order is precisely what she and her ilk are providing for their overclass employers, at their own expense.

CAPITALISM is struggling but organised labour shows no sign of profiting from its mistakes.

Together they organised landmark shows, including the first major Van Gogh exhibition in America, which they arranged in 1948.

In just over three years Stanley organised 24 shows, supplied MAO's café with produce from its own allotment on Rose Hill and arranged for its own-label beer to be brewed.

So why do we organise shows of work by living artists?

Holloway spent much of his time in the later part of the war organising shows to boost troop morale in France.