Sentence examples for organised to keep from inspiring English sources

Sports activities were organised to keep the crew occupied and physically fit.

These sports were organised to keep the people's temperament always fit and ready for the war at anytime.

Race meetings, concert parties (including drag acts – good drag queens were in great demand), trips to the seaside and football matches were organised to keep men entertained.

It's clear now that that work now has to move into a new phase of organising to keep life liveable in Kiribati.

Being organised helps to keep your records updated all the time.

Among Mr Estrada's critics is his predecessor as president, Fidel Ramos, who also stood up against Marcos when it mattered.In 1997, Mrs Aquino suspected that Mr Ramos was seeking to change the constitution to allow him to remain in power, and organised a demonstration to keep democracy pure.

As they organised phone banks to keep me in the show, they'd happily make common cause with the evil capitalist fat cats who devised such a devilish and compelling television format and whose coffers they would happily swell if it meant that a Labour MP was forced to eat witchetty grubs and worse.

Be fully aware of the book-keeping requirements and be well versed in business rules and ways to keep organised and on top of finances.

Neymar is the new young star of Brazilian football and Santos have organised a concerted effort to keep him away from European clubs unless they get their prohibitively high price.

Iter's governing council has since accepted the thrust of the findings of the assessment report and promised change in how the project is organised, in a bid to keep it on track.

I expected they would tell me they used Evernote to keep organised, news apps to keep current, perhaps Twitter or stock chart apps.