Sentence examples for organize himself from inspiring English sources

He'd led a team last year and was beginning to organize himself for the following year.

Makoba made a valiant effort to organize himself for this travel, but even with the help of white friends couldn't get himself on a plane in time.

A member of the FARC's secretariat, Víctor Suárez Rojas, who used the nom de guerre Mono Jojoy, once called Mr. Chávez a "deceitful and divisive president who lacked the resolve to organize himself politically and militarily".

"I'm sure that Michael Bloomberg will organize himself the way it will work best for him," Mr. Giuliani said, adding, "If that worked for him in private business, then he should try it".

A lifetime of regret and ambivalent pride is reflected here: "From an aesthetic & spiritual point of view it is regrettable that a person of my kind & in my position should be forced to regard himself & to treat himself & to organize himself as a business".

"He has organized himself, placed bureaucrats in key positions.

At the age of 6, Chaille, who was having trouble organizing himself or getting dressed for school, was found to have attention deficit disorder.

"He has absolutely no interest in any other exhibitions" than those he originated or organized himself, said one current museum staff member, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

(If the exhibition is a bid to enhance the value of the portraits in advance of their resale, Mr. Melamid may well trump the investors. He and his son kept saying they hoped Mr. Melamid would have another dozen hip-hop portraits to substitute for the Detroit dozen in the Phillips show, which Mr. Melamid is organizing himself).

In 1692, Peter, who by then was Tsar of Russia, organized himself and several dozen of his friends into The All-Joking, All-Drunken Synod of Fools and Jesters, a "synod" that parodied religion.

But he was worried that if South had the ace-jack, this lead would allow declarer to take a finesse he could not organize for himself.