Sentence examples for organize a block from inspiring English sources

He had come to Brooklyn to organize a block party, held on Monday night in front of the factory, to kick off the national distribution of his Mammarella line, which includes pasta sauces and olive oil and until recently was not sold on the East Coast.

Concerned about the young men loitering at the end of their street, Mr. Brown and Ms. Lee-Sebastian, next-door neighbors, decided to take the advice of the police and organize a block club with other residents of the 8100 and 8200 blocks of South Winchester Avenue.

Join a group, do volunteer work, organize a block party and get to know your neighbors.

Below are four simple things anyone can do anywhere to create stronger connections and deeper roots in the place called home. 1. Organize a block party.

Rather than allowing myself to be ruled by a never-ending, always-growing To-Do list of professional and household tasks, I am making time and space for pure, unfettered fun. 1. Make stepping stones 2. Have a car wash 3. Go to a Drive-In theatre 4. Hike 5. Swim a lot 6. See fireworks 7. Organize a block party for our neighbors 8. Run through a fountain 9. Make homemade ice cream 10.

People like Lester and Susan Fenner, who, in 2006, helped me organize a block-wide sidewalk sale, only to see it blossom into an annual and much cherished tradition in our development.

Engaging in multiparty negotiations means thinking ahead about how to build a winning coalition, and how to organize a blocking coalition to defend against hardball tactics.

Another is organizing a block watch.

"One investor asked me: Is there a war in Holland or did the Communists take over the country?" said Frans Faas, an investor advocate in the Netherlands who is organizing a block of bondholders to challenge the decision in the Dutch courts.

Amid the protests and demonstrations following the death of Freddie Gray, Will Barton of the Denver Nuggets organized a block party at a basketball court in Baltimore, Maryland, on Tuesday.

Lorena Mendez-Quiroga, who had organized a block party at 1112 N. Rose St. for the past five years, was expecting 300 people to stop by Tuesday.