Sentence examples for organized twice from inspiring English sources

Cassady Sharp, a media officer with Greenpeace, who has been on the ground in Seattle since the beginning of the year, says kayak security trainings have been organized twice a week for the last couple of months with a couple of dozen people attending each time.

I took part in the Infinity Ventures Summit Fall 2011 (IVS) in Kyoto/Japan last week, a two-day web industry event organized twice a year by Japanese VC firm Infinity Venture Partners.

The STR course is organized twice a year and starts in March and September.

The NPO, with grantee co-leadership, organized twice yearly, two-day meetings of program personnel from all participating states.

Nevertheless an extra calibration procedure was organized twice during the research using a 3 liter calibration syringe and no significant deviations were detected.

The Newly Diagnosed Information Session is an education and support seminar which is organized twice a year and is tailored specifically to the person within 12 months of diagnosis of MS. The information session was developed in response to their clients' requests for information.

Since May, Pampers has organized twice-monthly promotions at a Carrefour department store here.

These people, in exchange for power — I have none — they have sacrificed privacy".… Colleagues have criticized Novak and Rowland Evans for organizing twice-a-year forums — as they have since 1971 — to which they invite between seventy-five and a hundred and twenty-five subscribers to their newsletter, many of them whom are business and financial analysts.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Colleagues have criticized Novak and Rowland Evans for organizing twice-a-year forums — as they have since 1971 — to which they invite between seventy-five and a hundred and twenty-five subscribers to their newsletter, many of them whom are business and financial analysts.

She took a circus act to Public School 92 when she was P.T.A. president there and has organized a twice monthly "neighborhood jam," at a local restaurant, featuring Jackson Heights musicians.

"I wouldn't be surprised if by the end of this year they surpass the scientific computing power of the E.U. countries combined and have a computer system with an achieved performance to reach the No. 1 position on the top 500," said Jack Dongarra, a computer scientist at the University of Tennessee and one of the researchers who has organized the twice-yearly rankings.