Sentence examples for organised so much from inspiring English sources

The owner even suggested the horse might have been withdrawn, but for the fact that the sponsor had organised so much of its buildup publicity around Hunt Ball, though he said he had wanted to get a run into the horse in any case.

So far as I can tell, no school ICT class yet bothers with them, despite the fact that regexps organise so much of our underlying infrastructure and can make such an enormous difference to the lives of everyday people, even those who don't code.

Since people don't stop being sick when health workers down tools, so unions make sure they organise so that care isn't compromised too much.

TH: I'm very much the same way; we're always organising so that we can have the chaos in the middle.

The trip has taken the band almost a year to organise, is costing them so much their manager has had to re-mortgage his house, and only came about because of a boredom-inducing trip across Australia.

In developed countries things are not so much better organised.

But trust has been abused - by the people traffickers and organised criminals who have done so much damage to the social fabric of our country.

I have to be so much more organised in industry.

So it was Cocteau who wrote the ballet, Parade, and did so much to organise figures like Picasso and Erik Satie in its production in 1917.

"On a project there is usually so much to organise that if I have done the background work, I have to let it go and have faith that things will be OK".

An institution composed of little Englanders would not have taught boys with an interest in organising a meeting that involved so much persistence to secure, but Eton has never been that.