Sentence examples for organized to play from inspiring English sources

They're thus organized to play watchdog for and advertise to a relatively coherent, identifiable community -- people who care about the news.

"And it worked out where I played the first round of the Australian Open, and we organized to play at New South Wales Golf Club in Sydney that afternoon, which is one of my favorite golf courses in our country," Norman said.

Formal athletics at the college date to 1875, when the first football teams were organized to play against other institutions.

With numerous super PACs expected to broadcast a flood of TV spots in support of the Republican nominee, the Obama campaign is looking to organized labor to play a major role in offsetting that.

But because he played in the Mexican League and was declared ineligible by organized baseball to play in its league in the late 1940s, "El Jibarito" did not play with major leaguers during his prime.

Lotteries have a very wide appeal as a means for raising money; they are simple to organize, easy to play, and popular with the general public.

If someone can play instruments, perhaps organize them to play some tunes on a keyboard, guitar, harp, string or wind instrument for a few songs.

The Crescent Athletic Club was organized in 1884 to play football in Prospect Park, and soon became a social and athletic organization.

In rock bands and jazz combos, the drummer typically plays a drum kit, made of several drums organized at once to play simultaneously with sticks and pedals.

What Zaffagnini and company accomplished was an astounding confluence of logistics a full year in the making by organizing 1,000 musicians to play the Foo Fighters' Grammy-nominated track from 1999, Learn to Fly, in unison, all in a bid to woo Dave Grohl and his bandmates to perform in their part of the world.

Organize some games to play at the party.