Sentence examples similar to organize drills from inspiring English sources

This was the first organized drill in the history of Huntsville youth hockey.

Until now, owners of tall office buildings in New York and most major cities in the United States had been required to do little more than organize fire drills.

Libbey said he had an idea: he could go to the enlistment meeting the students planned and organize military drills for them on campus, providing an outlet for their emotions while keeping them in school.

He later wrote, "Given a fair opportunity to organize & drill a regiment of freed slaves, and it seemed the culmination of the training of a life".

But he said his agency had not circulated them or updated them for the nuclear threat or issued public warnings or organized any drills.

But the adults organizing those drills weren't operating a giant machine to randomly generate earthquakes.

I'll bet you won't hear anything of Advanced Placement courses, after-school Japanese lessons, organized soccer drills or test-prep for kindergarten.

Among several recommendations were: the compulsory use of steam whistles or trumpets as fog signals; the construction of permanent watertight bulkheads in all passenger-carrying ships; organized lifeboat drills for passengers; better discipline and more training among seamen.

The Office of Domestic Preparedness at the Justice Department organized the drill.

Three efforts were organized to drill holes that could accommodate a rescue capsule.

The industry has held private meetings with commissioners and their staffs, organized a drill like the one this month at Nine Mile Point, and helped line up letters of support from dozens of members of Congress, many of whom received industry campaign contributions.