Sentence examples for point organizing from inspiring English sources

Three times in the last two months, he has met with groups of priests, at one point organizing a picnic and inviting all the archdiocese's priests.

Maybe he has a point — organized sightseeing is not really what you want to do in Trieste.

They said they had been trying for years to have one installed, and at one point organized a petition and sent it to city officials.

"At some point organized crime is going to get real organized and actually figure out what to do with the millions of identities and user accounts sitting on these thieves' computers," Ms. Fergerson said.

It became an independent company in 1999 and at that point organized itself so it would typically be one of the first to report its quarterly numbers.

Students demanded a new policy that differentiated between more and less serious offenses, and at one point organized an overnight takeover of an administrative building on campus.

Finally, I opened the.txt file, and as though I had time traveled back to the advent of personal computing, a document I was reading in Notepad was the most useful of the three: It included each data point, organized email address by email address.

However, a low fixed point organized the growth maxima of bone marrow progenitors, which must be preserved as a reservoir of stem cells.

And we can't forget Roanald Dvorak's cover letter for a office manager position, where he wrote: "Forget all the other candidates for Aviary, I am the BEST," and listed his skills in bullet points: "Organizing shit?

Information in each guideline is presented in point form, organized in sections.

He's detail-oriented but not to the point of organizing Snapple bottles in perfect rows.