Sentence examples for organizing herself from inspiring English sources

Explaining why Jackie wasn't there ("Mrs. Kennedy is organizing herself; it takes longer — but, of course, she looks better than we do"), Kennedy was easy and charming.

"I think that speaks to how Elizabeth views digital and online organizing herself -- as a means by which she can connect to this broader movement.

It doesn't really matter if you don't share exact hobbies, but Casey is very good at dancing, especially jazz and ballet, singing, acting, and organizing herself.

"But she is very organized herself.

In Ms. Wu he found someone who can be a little too organized herself.

I feel like she's searching for a way to organize herself and is looking outside herself because she doesn't yet have the resources inside.

"A woman who carried her two or three children also carried clothing and food; how could she organize herself?" she said.

Jane Austen organized herself so that she could immediately hide her pages if someone came into the room where she had taken refuge.

She was appointed at a star-studded event in February – which Ms. Fraser designed and organized herself – to raise funds for UNICEF's relief and rebuilding efforts in Haiti.

In interviews Ms. Fleming said that she would probably sing fewer staged opera productions in favor of concerts and develop special projects, largely organizing them herself.

He said, "According to this [the Rubric], in terms of ability to organize, express herself, she was very good, very good transitions.