Sentence examples for organising as from inspiring English sources

It is extremely upsetting because of all the tremendous hard work and disappointment which has gone into the organising, as well as the great disappointment for visitors.

"He does have lots of experience," she says, "and the only thing I'd suggest is that he should get some more working in an events office, so he can show he's had some time doing the real, nuts-and-bolts planning and organising, as well as running the events on the night".

I also got involved in anti-austerity campaigning and stuff around anti-fracking, taking part in community organising as well as a load of direct action.

Rush divided his energies between his business ventures and his sculling contests, organising as well as competing in regattas and 'aquatic carnivals', so much so, that he never achieved the solid prosperity of other Clarence River commercial pioneers.

The plan is to use it as a social centre – a space for talks, meetings, events and political organising, as well as a community centre for those in the area.

Most endure it all out of party loyalty and personal ambition, seeing organising as the springboard to a political career.For their employers the advantages are more immediate.

Her collection was equally unfinished: not catalogued or organised, as now.

The remainder of this paper organised as follows.

(3, 5) "The program should be organised as near to the patient as possible.

The 41 precursor miRNAs in 18 transcripts are organised as 13 pairs and 5 triplets.

"Tottenham, QPR and Fulham are good clubs but not as organised and as professional as Milan.