Sentence examples for organized and to from inspiring English sources

I teach them to be very organized and to insist on being treated with dignity.

There is more closet space there, and he vows to be better organized and to ruthlessly color-coordinate his wardrobe.

You've got to give the colleges a little time to get organized and to find the jumpers, but that whole jumping community is very aware and excited.

With Mr. bin Laden untouchable for now in Afghanistan, the F.B.I.'s view is that a wider inquiry in Yemen is crucial to learn how the Cole bombing was organized, and to deepen the bureau's understanding of Mr. bin Laden's terrorist organization, Al Qaeda.

The Oakhurst Golf Club in West Virginia, which later became the Greenbrier Club, is said to have been formed in 1884; and the Dorset Field Club in Dorset, Vermont, claims to have been organized and to have laid out its course in 1886, although in both instances written records are lacking.

"The goal is to be organized and to prevent clutter," says Hersini, who recommends, above all, lofting the bed to create extra storage space.

Without time to organize and to drill candidates in the Alliance platform, the party soon stumbled.

The plan also seeks to spur organizing and growth by getting city and regional labor councils to work with individual unions to help them organize and to give an impetus to unions that are doing little organizing.

And demonstrators, he said, are increasingly using social media both to organize and to try to stay a step ahead of police officers on the ground.

The appliance aims to help companies acquire, organize and to analyze massive amounts of enterprise data.

The ability of the DoE and the RSM methods to organize and to limit the number of experiments is confirmed.