Sentence examples for organized crew from inspiring English sources

But it is working as an organized crew covering multiple cars on trains that they are perhaps most well known for - covering cars top to bottom, end to end - in a few short minutes.

Sanders has organized crews to maintain trails and preached the environmental gospel of "tread lightly" to bring together different groups who enjoy the outdoors.

It was Mr. Jackson who organized crews of workers from the halfway houses to help out on various political campaigns, according to other political campaign managers as well as state and federal investigators.

The department quickly organized crews of probationary firefighters (who could not strike), fire officers (who could not do firemen's work) and the handful of firemen who refused to strike.

The label and event organizing crew will begin and end in Portuguese speaking countries, starting in Sao Paolo (which took place last night) and ending in Lisbon (which is scheduled for late May).

He organized a crew of motorizados — motorcycle-mounted bodyguards — to travel with him.

He organized a crew of sweepers and for 12 hours worked them harder than anyone else in sight.

Between 1818 and 1823, Cofresí decided to become a pirate and organized a crew composed of eight to ten men from his hometown.

The national Tea Party Coalition site is registered to Michael Patrick Leahy of #TCOT, part of the "original organizing crew" of TaxDayTeaParty.com along with Tea Party Patriots co-founder Amy Kremer.

You are organized in crews (usually 6-12 people) instead of cabins, and you are led by a crew boss, not a counselor.

Throughout the 1850s, as he lobbied fellow lawmakers, raised funds and organized construction crews for the project, he privately warned his backers about innumerable potential obstacles.