Sentence examples for primary organizers from inspiring English sources
"This movement has sometimes been misrepresented," said Arun Gupta, 46, one of the two primary organizers of the project.
"Olafur is very much part of newly honed generation of artists, finding their best outlet through international exhibitions," said Madeleine Grynsztejn, a curator at the San Francisco Modern and one of the show's primary organizers.
Bayard Rustin, one of the primary organizers, insisted on a system capable of being heard throughout the Mall, and he was willing to pay as much as twenty-thousand dollars for it (sound systems at comparable events cost a tenth of that).
September 4, 1885 Miyagi, Japan March 12 , 1946Sendai, Japan Suzuki Bunji, (born Sept. 4, 1885, Miyagi prefecture, Japan died March 12 , 1946 Sendai, Miyagi prefecture), Japanese Christian who was one of the primary organizers of the labour movement in Japan.
The surrounding presidential primary, organizers believe, will give this pitch additional resonance for Democrats, whom they are targeting exclusively.
But Chapo was said to be the primary organizer and link between the various organizations.
But for indigenous-led organizations like The Red Nation, a primary organizer of the protests against the "Fiesta de Santa Fe," these events represent the long history of genocide, settler-colonialism, and racial violence in the Southwest.
Interested in understanding how this massive protest was organized using Facebook, I engaged the primary organizer, Oscar Morales Guevara, that same year and set out to learn more about FARC, the Colombian government and FARC's influence on international security.
The dorsal lip of the blastopore for this reason has been called the primary organizer.
During the Republican gathering in 2008 he was a primary organizer of a march that drew thousands of participants.
"Everybody knows the playwright is the least important figure in the theater," Yelena Gremina, the primary organizer of the Treplev Readings and a playwright, said wryly.
