Sentence examples for organising that from inspiring English sources
Organising that kind of coverage via traditional television would be fantastically expensive, and would require the sorts of audiences reserved for things like football's World Cup (although MLG has begun flirting with ESPN, an American sports network).
Initially, in discussions with Brad, he said that he didn't want to play seven or 15 years in somebody's life, that he wasn't interested in organising that kind of a hand-off.
This seems like a good thing at first, but it often results in an unanticipated weakness: before the internet, the tedious work of organising that was required to circumvent censorship or to achieve a satisfactory-sized protest also helped build infrastructure for decision-making and strategies for sustaining momentum.
It is this fresh, constructive attitude from many in Young Labour – where the politics of ideas are backed up with the politics organising – that will hold the party in good stead for the tough fight ahead and will help provide the basis on which a new politics can flourish no matter what the result of the next election.
"Organising that event at such a high level is a kind of guarantee for us for 2018," said European Aquatics Federation president Paolo Barelli.
I am going to try and organise that tomorrow.
The brain is simply not organised that way.
That's a tribute to Gordon Brown, the former UK PM, who organised that summit.
Fewer!" the crowd shouted, with a smiling Wilders answering: "We're going to organise that".
Esfandyar Batmanghelidj, who organised that event, struck a more optimistic note and said investors were hoping for a return.
