Sentence examples for organize something for from inspiring English sources

There's something about the night that represents a fresh start to me, and so I generally organize something for my husband and me to do.

The party specialist was finally organizing something for herself.

"And I will organize something special in Milan, just for everyone who could not come".

"I guess we have to organize something — a quick run to the local bar for a drink," said Michele Davis, the former assistant Treasury secretary for public affairs.

When company employees used to get together for some group recreation, the would organize something like Shell Bowlers or the Shell Hi-Test Basketball Quintet.

I felt I needed to organize something that was really going to have an impact: for me personally, and also then for the people.

Sometimes we organize something, but usually it just happens.

Follow suit and organize something yourself.

So, we tried to organize something about this.

There are lots of alternatives if you do not have much money: for example, taking him for nachos or organizing something with friends.

If you see autistic people organizing something, feel free to ask "Can I help?" or "May I join you?" Look for resources written for neurotypicals.