Sentence examples similar to organized for passage from inspiring English sources
A passage from Robert Graves's 1929 "Good-Bye to All That" — while good as prose — tells more than shows us his psychic state after World War I: I was still mentally and nervously organized for war.
We're not organized for that.
Parishioners organized for community issues.
Be organized for school mornings.
But the filibuster he organized to block passage of the Armed Ships Act in the spring of 1917 is the one for which he is remembered today.
One of Rabbi Gordon's most cherished memories of his service during World War II was the personal role he played organizing safe passage for 1,000 refugee children to travel by ship from Shanghai to Israel, according to his wife.
Patrick Kwan, the director of grass-roots organizing for the Humane Society of the United States, said he had eaten the soup as a child — "It's almost like a rite of passage" — but hailed the governor's decision.
Madina organized Rumilya's passage to Dubai.
We first organized coded passages according to groundedness (i.e., the number of quotations to which a code was assigned) to determine the most commonly cited barriers, facilitators, and suggestions for improvement.
Specifically: Who ends up paying for stranded gas infrastructure, and what is the least-cost, most efficient way to organize its passage into the technological afterworld?
