Sentence examples for organizing for later from inspiring English sources

When Martin Luther King Jr. gave the sermon at the National Cathedral in Washington on March 31 , 1968to highlight the Poor People's Campaign he was organizing for later that spring, unemployment was hovering just under 7percentt -- for African Americans.

How are relevant pieces of information selected from among the deluge and organized for later conscious retrieval in long-term memory?

Storing these in a spread sheet helps to keep everything organized for later use.

He had known Cesar Chavez since 1949, met labor activist Bert Corona in 1962, the year the precursor to the United Farm Workers was formed, and began organizing for them three years later.

Former President Barack Obama withheld his campaign email list entirely from the DNC during his first term, using it instead to build his political group, Organizing for America (later renamed Organizing for Action).

MoveOn.org was already organizing a rally for later in the day.

Those that are ditched disappear, and those that are banked are stored in an ever-growing idea vault of the leader's own making, where they can be organized and "favorited" for later use.

She served as county Party treasurer and later chairwoman and organized for Teddy in 1972 and 1980.

LGB, and later, LGBT advocates organized for years against this law, securing its repeal under President Barack Obama in 2010.

The crowds also filled the 2,300-seat 2,300-seaterflowing for a morning Mass in Spewssh, for an aftornoverflowing English that was organized for children and disabled people, and later for vespers and rosary services.

They took the DVDs, organized for someone to take the fridge later that day.