Sentence examples for organizing to do from inspiring English sources

Now some of us -- from moderate Independent voters like me to many people on the progressive side of the Democratic Party -- are organizing to do something about this evil (yes I use that word deliberately) trend.

I believed there was organizing to do here at home, in our ghettos and barrios, from Mississippi to Newark [where I knocked on doors from 1964 to 1968], and I didn't believe it right or practical to send in the Marines and napalm on the one hand and Peace Corps medics and village workers on the other.

It was then, he said over tea in the Sadler's Wells canteen last weekend, that he realized that he preferred "organizing to doing".

But in the end, it turned out that candidates had to be serious and well organized to do all the paperwork required to qualify for matching funds.

" 'We're going to double the performance' " — of transistors on a chip — " 'every eighteen months, and let's get organized to do it.' They spent billions of dollars doing that.

So we do these little mini reunions but I don't think we'll ever get ourselves organized to do a real reunion show.

Well, if they are organized to do evil, why can't we do it [get organized] to help people get off that bad road so that they can have a life that respects and praises God and that is in harmony with all of humankind?

"How do we begin to organize to make sure Lakeside doesn't kick us out?" she asked rhetorically.

Since the storm hit, Scudder has been going door to door in his neighborhood checking on residents and organizing volunteers to do the same.

In 1997, when the Yangtze was diverted at the dam site to prepare for construction, President Jiang Zemin proclaimed, "It vividly proves once again that socialism is superior in organizing people to do big jobs".

Besides bridge, Scrabble and movies, there were at least 150 organized things to do.