Sentence examples for organizing little from inspiring English sources
Critics say she is organizing little more than an elaborate photo opportunity.
Little Joe may dabble in acting, but he clearly treasures his day job as a musician since he is once again organizing Little Joe's Picnic, an annual music festival celebrating the Fourth of July that brings together a cross section of Texas through its wide-ranging lineup.
They'll soon let your know if organizing little Johnny's fourth birthday party is beyond their capacity.
Organizing little things like this will make your group realize that you want to have a say in things, and you like to be in charge.
Early on at the school he began to organize little performances, plays as well as dances, in his dormitory room.
I admire the philosophical aspects of her novels, the way they're like perfectly organized little worlds — French gardens planted in English soil.
To deal with the inescapable problem faced by working mothers, Baker organized "Little Mothers' Leagues" to provide training to young girls required to care for infants.
I admire the philosophical aspects of her novels, the way they're like perfectly organized little worlds—French gardens planted in English soil.
Mr. Roberts wrote: "More good young athletes are turned off by the pressure of organized Little League than are helped.
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Her friends consider her spotless and organized; little do they know her hidden secret... See, when you are disorganized and you can't find what you need when you need it, you lose energy, time and money.
