she is organized

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

She is organized and efficient with her projects.

She is organized, professional, works well with contractors, and has such a can-do attitude that benefits the entire department.

"She's a phenomenally hard worker, she is organized and she has great experience organizing the community," Ms. Sinema said in a telephone interview from Washington.

If the union backs Clinton, as many labor insiders expect it will, her campaign could credibly say she is organized labor's consensus candidate.

Having already received endorsements from some of the largest public-sector unions, the Clinton campaign can now credibly say she is organized labor's consensus candidate, despite the passion for Bernie Sanders among rank-and-file union members.

She is organized, clever, and kindhearted, and once she knows what she wants she will pursue a thing — a line of argument, a hockey ball, a band to hire for the prom — with a charmingly ruthless will.

Now, she is organizing protests and vigils in his name.

She is organizing puppet shows and school talks to get the message to children.

Critics say she is organizing little more than an elaborate photo opportunity.

She is organizing a series of multimedia readings, involving poetry and rock, at the Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center in Buffalo.

She is organizing a conference (currently scheduled for February 2010) on Open Source and the Humanities, sponsored by the Berkeley Center for New Media.