Sentence examples for organize after from inspiring English sources

The service recalled the European relief efforts he had helped to organize after both world wars.

C14 ARTS & IDEAS B7-16 Lator Wins at Harlem Theater The National Labor Relations Board ruled that musicians at the Apollo Theater have the right to organize, after a nearly eight-month battle between management and workers.

Correction: May 29 , 2004 Saturday An article last Saturday about the Institute on Religion and Democracy, which has backed traditionalist causes in Protestant denominations, misidentified the group it helped organize after the Episcopal Church ordained an openly gay bishop last year.

There are many things you can organize after work that will help keep you from feeling too bummed out.

Arianna Huffington, the company's president and editor-in-chief, expressed support in October for employees' right to organize after it announced talks with WGAE. .

QueerKIFF was one of the few remaining spaces for LGBTQ people in Uganda to organize after a series of attacks on the community in recent years.

They help build facilities in under-served areas and help organize after-school programs.

Indy Hall in Philadelphia, which opened six years ago, members organize after-hours jams and art shows in their mural-covered space, all in line with a quasi-communitarian dogma espoused by Alex Hillman, a founder of Indy Hall.

If you know for a fact that there is no talking to a certain guest, organize after-dinner entertainment that will split up your group for a little while so that everyone can take a deep breath.

They have organized after-school programs, sponsored talks by motivational speakers and made school counselors widely available.

The demand for organized after-school activity is so great, she said, "that in polls, people have actually said they would pay increased taxes for it".