Sentence examples for organized special from inspiring English sources
After her divorce in 1969, she organized special events and was editor of Quarternotes for the New York Philharmonic.
Commanders with names like Captain 2 Hands and Betty Cut Hands organized special amputation squads in neighborhoods from which the rebels were retreating.
At first, they organized special "durbars" — all-male political gatherings presided over by the village chief — to help explain to men that family planning would make their women and children healthier and stronger.
It was largely through his efforts that Beethoven's works were introduced into France: toward this end he organized special performances of the Opéra orchestra called concerts spirituels and in 1829 founded the Société des Concerts du Conservatoire, which built its programming around Beethoven's music until Habeneck's death.
National Volunteer Week first began in Canada in 1943, when Women's Voluntary Services organized special events to draw attention to the important contributions women made on the home front during World War II.
Most NSFs developed and organized special trainer courses to grow their trainer database.
The museum also organizes special gatherings during the summer, usually one for Japanese motorcycles only, and one for European and British motorcycles only.
Mr. Marsalis and his staff have developed Jazz at Lincoln Center as a "producer," organizing special semi-educational concerts around performers and commissioning new works from them.
(Cotter)20110623 Tyson Reeder (through July 15) Mr. Reeder, an art-world multitasker in Milwaukee who paints and organizes special events, is back in Chelsea for his first New York solo show in five years.
Raila Odinga is Kenya's prime minister, and exporters are hoping that the Kenyan government will help defray the costs of organizing special cargo flights to ship out produce.
Museums employ highly educated staffs that, years in advance, organize special exhibitions (with high attendant costs like insurance, scholarly catalogs and so on), acquire expensive art and conserve objects in their collections, among other things.
