Sentence examples for organizing like from inspiring English sources

"The Ron Paul folks are organizing like it's a big deal.

I liked it, though, for being not too hooter-y, but rather more organizing, like some sort of Kevlar armor, like a breastplate.

Even though Latinos in Iowa are organizing like never before, there are hurdles to widespread participation by their community in the caucuses and the November election.

In New York City there's Occupy Wall Street, but there's also Occupy Brooklyn, Occupy Sunset Park, Occupy the Bronx, Occupy Long Island, Occupy the Hood and campus organizing like Occupy Columbia University.

I also think that in the past two years, we've seen more organizing like the National Day of Action on the Overdose Crisis that women played an important role in.

His claim to fame is organizing like-minded conservatives and providing a veneer of education to mask his goal of discrimination.

One is hierarchical, rigidly organized, likes spit and polish, and depends on a lot of grunts to do most of the work.

The director of such a program might then organize like-minded faculty members into a cohort that might run lab rotations in quantitative biology.

But the danger in the rhetoric is that the new office may be organized like a military organization.

Mammalian ribosomal RNA (rRNA) genes are organized, like in other organisms, in tandemly-repeated arrays.

"Each one of the carwashes needs to organize, like us.