Sentence examples for organize a network from inspiring English sources

She was helping to organize a network of Fuerzas Bolivarianas, citizens' committees.

The men were arrested after the Defense Ministry heard that they were trying to organize a network of arms caches inside the city, General Baryalai said.

If nothing else, that is one conclusion to draw from the scotched CBS biographical mini-series "The Reagans," which -- sight unseen -- incited conservatives to paint their faces "Braveheart" blue and organize a network boycott.

The idea is to take the principles that helped Mr. Hughes organize a network of volunteers into a successful political force and apply them to a much broader universe of causes and issues.

We decided with Krytyka to organize a network of institutions that would shape engaged attitudes, to make people stronger.

He was raised by his grandmother, attended Columbia and Duke, worked as a lawyer and then helped organize a network of charter schools in the city.

A number of scientific organizations headed by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) organized a network of amateur astronomers and students to measure Earth's distance from the Sun during the transit.

From his prodigiously messy digs, Mr. Beal organizes a network of annual pot parades, successors to the Yippie smoke-ins.

Ms. Faro set up sleeping quarters in her back dining room for rescue workers, and organized a network of people with working showers so that they could wash.

Mr. DeRoche signed on and soon had organized a network in Boston for helping alumni who were recent college graduates find jobs.

While bishop, Ruiz, a liberation theologian, learned three of the Indians' ancient languages and organized a network of catechists who traveled to facilitate worship in remote jungle regions.