Sentence examples for organising between from inspiring English sources

We saw organising between lesbians and gay men, which wasn't that common.

It was a casual affair, organised between the two friends via social media the day before.

When he first won the world title in 1957 Fred Davis, the best player in the world, did not bother to enter and because of fervent apathy there was no championship organised between then and 1964.

The men are taking part in a series of job swaps organised between headteachers and arts leaders by the Culture and Learning Consortium (an umbrella group of arts funders).

Before we get on to the matter at hand - for those who need reminding, there's been insignificant kickaround organised between Germany and Argentina - let's look backwards a few hours.

A series of meetings was organised between senior investigators of the Royal Ulster Constabulary and the victims' relatives, and later more information emerged when the police ombudsman for Northern Ireland published a report in 2011 on the investigation.

Michael Young, then an employee of the British mining company Consolidated Goldfields, chose the estate as the setting for secret talks he'd organised between South Africa's Afrikaner establishment and the African National Congress.

Two televised debates have been organised between the two leading chancellor candidates in which Mr Schröder, the more relaxed, experienced and telegenic campaigner, is expected to score a few points over Mr Stoiber.

Joint committees are also organised between these previous stakeholders and other policy makers in urbanism and business domains.

Meanwhile, Cookening's potential competitors include Feastly in the U.S., which focuses on meals organised between locals, not locals and tourists specifically.

Three years later in 1953, a friendly match was organised between Fraser and a youth team from Torpedo Moscow.