Sentence examples for organizing good from inspiring English sources
For some, though perhaps not for many, the spiritual life will be an organizing good.
A different kind of halo effect, one might say a self-delusional one, is to imagine that, because you are organizing good works, you are good at being organized.
Everyday Food has enjoyed early success, a magazine called Organizing Good Things is being tested, and the company is reportedly investigating a home-decorating magazine for younger women.
A new organizing magazine, Organizing Good Things, by the publishers of Martha Stewart Living arrived on newsstands last month, and The Container Store is expanding across the country.
Given this new responsibility, along with more traditional ones like crawling through attics and placating disgruntled heirs, the ideal executor should not only be honest and diplomatic, but also well organized, good with paperwork and vigilant about meeting deadlines, said Howard M. Zaritsky, a lawyer in Rapidan, Va.
When unions like Unite fail in their attempts to organize good companies, they get mad.
That "some location data" as part of your search history is precise and organized, good enough to reconstitute a person's movements over a few days, as indeed the AP reporters did; with Location History off, there was in fact a detailed history of locations stored with Google.
Whenever those destined to engage in criminal activity of any kind begin to unite and organize, good citizens must pay serious attention.
If you're already organized, good!
To help improve surfing's image, Valdes and Cording organized good-will missions on behalf of surfing.
Crowdshipping is a frontier in logistics systems designed to allow citizens to connect via online platforms and organize goods delivery along planned travel routes.
