Sentence examples for quickly organised from inspiring English sources

Protest marches were quickly organised across America.

Carey quickly organised a team with a solid base – staunch defenders Malcolm Lucas, Sid Bishop and Cyril Lea – and a potent attack in David Dunmore, who scored 22 times that season.

Some just held up pens and pencils, which were eventually left in the middle of the gathering, which had been quickly organised earlier in the day on Facebook without any apparent leadership.

Led by a sailor named Richard Parker, the Nore mutineers quickly organised and became a significant threat to water traffic in the Thames Estuary.

Jeffries, realising his force was suffering heavy casualties, quickly organised a bombing party of fourteen men and set about outflanking the pillboxes.

Rwanda eventually backed Laurent-Désiré Kabila and his quickly organised Alliance of Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Congo in invading Zaire, aiming to stop the attacks on Rwanda in the process of toppling Mobutu's government.

Jeremy has not just stood for leader of the Labour party but has inspired a movement of young and old to fight for education, health, welfare, peace and justice and we will quickly organise and mobilise ourselves in his support.

Specifically, its newly updated apps for iOS and Android let you quickly organise any travel photos you have stored on your phone, by automatically creating a beautiful digital photo album, based on trip, date and venue or destination.

The teams target their response based on the findings of these assessments, and quickly organise distributions, using supplies and funding they have received in advance.

The low quickly became organised, with deep convection developing over the low-pressure centre.

And so Women Against Pit Closures formed 30 years ago, organised quickly and with remarkable tenacity for those with little direct experience of campaigning – and women's groups sprung up and flourished in every mining community in Britain.