Sentence examples for organized called from inspiring English sources

When blacks began to move into Rosedale, in the early 1970's, a neighborhood group was organized called ROAR, of which Michael Biggio now describes himself as "coordinator".

That began to change with international workshops here and projects like a 2002 performance piece Ms. Ranjit organized called "Bichalit Bartaman," (Disillusion Present), that addressed the violence in Nepal and its state of emergency.

The show that Dee organized, called "I Smell Pregnant," opened at QED in January, 2006, and nearly everything was sold — around forty sculptures and the entire edition of "A Family Finds Entertainment," eight videos plus one of the artist's proofs at four thousand dollars apiece. Trecartin was mortified, because some sculptures by other members of the group were accidentally attributed to him.

After 10 years of struggle, she says, she is enjoying some recent successes, notably an international project she organized, called Puerto Rico '00, which turned San Juan's parks, bridges and galleries into a stage for performance and conceptual art last October.

To celebrate the anniversary, an arts festival was organized called the Marcel Duchamp I Am Not Dead Festival, which included a variety of creative art pieces (though no urinals, to our knowledge).

However, in France, a specific type of trotting race is organized called racing under saddle ("trot monté"), in which the jockey rides on the horse's back.

Demonstrations were organized calling for an end to the killing.

HOUSTON Street View The Station Museum of Contemporary Art has organized "Call It Street Art, Call It Fine Art, Call It What You Know" in part to dispel the notion that street art is just glorified graffiti.

Facebook pages were set up by groups that objected to the company's ban on pictures of exposed breasts, and "nurse-ins" were organized, calling on women to breast-feed outside Facebook offices worldwide.

Mary Anderson, the first director of the Department of Labor's Women's Bureau (who had begun her own career as a domestic worker), replied to thousands of such letters, explaining hopefully that a group had newly organized, calling itself the National Committee for Household Workers.

So you know, go get organized, call your staff together and get it going".