Sentence examples for organized late from inspiring English sources

The briefing was organized late Monday in response to an article in The Washington Post on Sunday and an article in The New York Times on Monday.

Consistent with a role for PI3K in organizing late stages of phagosome formation, transitions from early to late signals were shown to be regulated by PI3K and by concentrations of 3′PIs in the cup (Beemiller et al., 2006; Zhang et al., 2010).

The lobbying campaign was already being organized late yesterday.

Newmarket swiftly organized a late December release for "Monster," complete with an Oscar campaign for the shape-shifting Ms. Theron, who thanked Mr. Berney when she accepted her Golden Globe.

Outflow increased as the system became better organized, and late on July 7 a tropical depression formed to the southwest of Taiwan.

Winifred steadily became more organized, and late on October 7, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) was anticipating Winifred to reach hurricane intensity within the next 36 hours.

But Housing Works, a nonprofit group that won the original court order and organized the latest case, called the city a flagrant violator.

January 28 2016 April 29 201313 The curator Roxana Marcoci has organized the latest re-hanging of the museum's permanent-collection photography galleries around avant-garde and process-oriented work that highlights the medium's intersection with film and the printed page.

Fencing became an increasingly organized competitive sport late in the 19th century.

To aid in the training of teachers in Europe, the European Suzuki Association was organized in the late '70s, and in 1983 the International Suzuki Association was created so that Suzuki could maintain contact with his method's teachers.

Nolan also worked alongside Roko (and future Pulitzer Prize winner Jeffrey Gettleman) on documenting a safari across four African countries, organized by the late photojournalist Dan Eldon in the early 1990s.