Sentence examples for planned a large from inspiring English sources

Democrats have planned a large get-out-the-vote effort as well.

He planned a large one-day strike of fast-food workers.

But gay rights groups have planned a large rally outside the meeting to make sure the matter is not forgotten.

For the weekend of his 30th birthday party last March, he planned a large party with friends and relatives coming from all over the country.

The situation came to a head last autumn when opposition activists planned a large rally for November 10 to push the government into faster reforms.

Last year, in preparation for the withdrawal of the military, the State Department planned a large expansion of its role here, designed to maintain influence and be a counterweight to the vast political influence of Iran.

The Bush campaign had not planned a large-scale effort in Delaware.

The opposition has planned a large-scale protest in the capital for Saturday.

Several pro-Palestinian groups have planned a large-scale rally and march outside the White House for April 20.

The Security Ministry said the group had planned a "large-scale, horrifying terror attack" but did not provide details or say if any other weapons were involved.

The military government of the former Burma gave warning that it planned a large-scale offensive against ethnic Shan rebels who have been fighting a separatist war in the jungles for half a century.