Sentence examples for organizing before from inspiring English sources

"Alfred Stieglitz: The Key Set," elegantly put together by Ms. Greenough, is a two-volume boxed book representing the 1,642 prints that Stieglitz considered the cream of his work at the end of his life and that O'Keeffe spent three years organizing before donating it to the National Gallery in 1949.

Amy Moseley, a physical therapy assistant in Baytown, Tex., said she became hyper-fastidious about cleaning and organizing before the births of each of her three children, now 6, 7 and 11, because "I knew for so long I wouldn't be able to get to that kind of stuff".

Upon receiving the scripts, the artist had to number each page "in case I drop them on the floor, because it would take me two days to put them back in the right order", and used a highlighter pen to single out lettering and shot descriptions; he remarked, "It takes quite a bit of organizing before you can actually put pen to paper".

Songwriters have never really had to organize before, but they're learning, Lewis said.

So I was recruited to organize before-school language classes, a task that involves one of the most odious tasks you can ever do for a PTA: collect checks.

On Friday, Queen Elizabeth II toured the Woolwich barracks on a visit that was organized before the killing, and organizers said she met privately with members of Mr. Rigby's unit, the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, to express her condolences.

Mr. Glastris said the sale was organized before Sept. 11.

Granted, shareholders have to get pretty angry, or at least organized, before companies respond.

From this headquarters, 550 missions to the rural poor were organized before Vincent's death in 1660.

Mr. Henley acknowledges that musicians have tried to organize before but have failed, largely because their interests are too varied.

Anything you can do to be organized before the first school bell rings this fall is a tremendous gift to yourself.