Sentence examples for organized something from inspiring English sources

"It was about time that someone organized something like this.

They remembered when he organized something called a dwarf-bowling show, which involved strapping a dwarf to a skateboard and rolling him, head first, toward the 10-pin rack.

In 2007, he organized something called Vaffanculo-Day ("Fuck You" Day), in which he managed to convince hundreds of thousands of Italians to gather in hundreds of town squares at the same time in order to scream "Vaffanculo" and raise their middle fingers to Italy's political class.

For Defy's most recent fund-raiser, Niederauer and Hoke had organized something more exciting than the traditional gala: a basketball tournament, at Madison Square Garden, between members of the business community and ex-convicts in the program; two former Knicks players, John Starks and Larry Johnson, had agreed to coach.

First impression: The site is clean and organized (something I'm not sure the Myspace crowd wants), and module based (about me, photos, etc).. Modules can be dragged to any point on the screen.

Sometimes we organize something, but usually it just happens.

The party specialist was finally organizing something for herself.

" Mannes College of Music is nearby, and we can organize something with their students," she said.

"And I will organize something special in Milan, just for everyone who could not come".

"Otherwise, you open the door to anyone who wants to organize something commercial on the plains.

Organizing something that big and complex will take some really smart governance and seasoned leadership.