Sentence examples for organized into teams from inspiring English sources

She described an entire criminal hierarchy, with smugglers organized into teams that dealt with cross-country communications, transportation, and payment logistics.

Every chess game is between just two people, but players can be organized into teams in which individual results are added up in a combined score.

The professional staff of the GAO is organized into teams covering single areas such as health care, defense capabilities and management, and acquisition and sourcing management.

Inside the Navy, there are regular unclassified Seal members, organized into Teams 1 to 5 and 7 to 10. Then there is Seal Team 6, the elite of the elite, or, as Mr. Roberti put it, "the all-star team".

To encourage consumers to follow the promotion on social media like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, the young men and women who drive the six Wienermobiles — Hotdoggers, in Oscar Mayer parlance — are being organized into teams.

Bruce E. Mosler, who stepped down as chief executive in January, was a powerful broker in his own right and the firm is largely organized into teams that are focused around successful deal makers.

Care within this clinic was organized into 12 teams and the USPs, based on scheduling, ended up presenting to 11 of the 12 teams.

In the sewing area, workers are organized into small teams.

The peasants were organized into brigade teams, and communal kitchens were established so that women could be freed for work.

We see young female and male bathers on the North and South Shores; ice skaters on an East Norwich pond; children, organized into uniformed teams, playing baseball on a lot in Queens or North Hempstead.

In the same spirit, the state media recently reported that monks are being organized into firefighting teams, and "[l]arge rooms outside temple prayer halls are used as fire-control offices".