Sentence examples for organized a full from inspiring English sources

In 1996 the Fuller Museum of Art in Brockton, Mass., organized a full retrospective.

organized a full menu of dances, activities and services for troops either based in, or passing through, New York City.

At Concordia, where student leaders organized a full week of student strikes in March, many students took final exams despite having missed some classes, said Chad Walcott, an executive of the Concordia Student Union.

(NYT) MANHATTAN: POTHOLE SQUAD ON DUTY The City Department of Transportation has organized a full-time construction crew to fill tens of thousands of potholes before winter sets in.

In response to this attack, the Serbs organized a "full-scale revenge mission" involving tanks, APCs and helicopters.

When Axis forces posed a threat to the Middle East in the Second World War, the Haganah organized a full-time, elite force, the Palmach.

My senior year, he not only suggested I apply to DePauw, he organized a full-scale campaign to bring me to Greencastle.

The Americans said they arranged the selection this way because it would be impossible to organize a full national election by next spring.

This week the Morgan announced the formation of a drawing institute, which will present exhibitions, sponsor annual fellowships, host seminars and organize a full schedule of public and academic programs.

Beginning next year, the federation will do the same for the WTA, organizing a full testing program at all women's tour events, coordinating out-of-competition testing and also organizing any tribunals that may be necessary to prosecute charges against women's players.

And Queens Library has further enhanced the occasion by organizing a full-day scholarly symposium on Chinese books, maps, monument inscriptions and minority cultures.