Sentence examples for organized in the next from inspiring English sources

Any new league would require the blessing of U.S. Soccer, and Hofstetter said things have to be organized in the next eight weeks for there to be a league in 2013.

As we say in our statement, a meeting will be organized in the next couple of weeks, which I hope will include participation of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the U.S. government.

Historically, European football clubs were largely not-for-profit sporting organizations from the time the sport was organized in the 1890s until after World War I.

The MetroStars came out more organized in the second half and controlled the first 20 minutes.

Abington was organized in the early 1700s, probably named for a parish in England.

It has cycled through those booms and busts since it first got organized in the late 18th century.

The Baptist relief efforts began in earnest during Texas' hurricanes in the 1960s and became more organized in the 1980s.

Mr. Beal's marijuana activism goes back to the first "smoke-ins" he organized in the 1960s.

At 193 Bowery was Military Hall, where the Metropolitan Police were organized in the 1840s, the Elks convened in 1868 and Emma Goldman orated in the 1890s.

In the 20th century, disaster relief became one of the chief activities of the International Red Cross, originally organized in the 1860s to aid the victims of war.

Mr. Isaacs was best known for his 1982 release "Night Nurse," on which he was backed by the renowned band Roots Radics, which he organized in the 1970s.