Sentence examples for organizing some sort of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, anyone who could read a newspaper knew that Burr was organizing some sort of armed expedition, and this certainly included President Jefferson, who met with Burr during one of his recruiting trips.

Chances are, you'll be making, writing, editing, or organizing some sort of project each week.

"My mind is constantly wanting to organize some sort of revolution in the industry," he said, laughing wryly at his own high hopes.

Is it too late to get One Million Moms to organize some sort of boycott?

Andi's family is grieving very deeply and hopes to organize some sort of closure event memorializing Andi as well as encouraging other young trans people.

"By move 24 Gheorghiu was so tied up that he was driven to the desperate pawn sacrifice 24...g5, in vain hope that he could organize some sort of counterattack on the white king".

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

If those files weren't organized in some sort of comprehensive fashion (by date, client name, order of urgency etc)., you'd never accomplish anything at work.

Keep your papers organized into some sort of group.

The easiest methods of organizing the data, some sort of classification, tends to work against innovation if you organize data into a classification you already know, how do you get new insight?

He witnessed all that and wanted to play a role at organizing to have some sort of relative peace in the region.