Sentence examples for organised some from inspiring English sources

Shirley Chan's mother, Mary Lee Chan, organised some of the first protests.

The company specialised in trips to the Mediterranean, Turkey and the Canary Islands and also organised some cruises.

One year, my brothers organised some sort of "mini-Olympics", with two teams of two, one girl in each team.

In his Pensées, Pascal organised some of his notes under the heading: The Grandeur and Misery of Man.

Republicans who run for governorships are often pragmatic types who believe in things like bank bail-outs (indeed, Mr Kashkari has organised some).

The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, in cooperation with many other bodies, has organised some significant cultural events and exhibitions in honour of this most controversial and legendary monarch.

Not that it stopped him from organising some "meetings".

It was decided that John and I would organise some sort of public protest.

In Brussels, WhatsApp is used for organising some of the EU's many meetings.

Unconfirmed rumours are swirling that the local government in Wuxi is already organising some sort of bail-out.

Nowadays, Drury says, he is experienced enough to be able to organise some of his trips by himself.