Sentence examples for some organised from inspiring English sources

Some organised their own inspections, many brought in contractors.

Many Kikuyus were radicalised, and some organised resistance.

But many among those who love what Bob Marley represents long to see some organised philanthropic attempt in Jamaica to manifest the altruism Bob exemplified; he was known for handing cash out to lengthy lines of sufferers and is estimated to have supported thousands in Jamaica, quite informally.

Froome will spend the next two weeks racing a series of criteriums in Belgium and the Netherlands – some organised by the same promoters who decided Mark Cavendish was not welcome at their races – before a stint of racing and training at altitude in Colorado to prepare for the world road-race championships in Florence at the end of September, where the climber's course should suit him.

Medium market quality denotes the presence of some organised milk procurement, usually through milk co-operatives but without milk processing facilities.

I have listened intently to the debates held in recent days, some organised also by the opposition.

"If you don't believe there's some organising principle, or somebody up in the sky pulling the strings, then it can be very stressful.

The win by Foxx, who pledged on Wednesday to repair what she called the county's "broken criminal justice system", was celebrated by activists who campaigned against Alvarez intensely, some organising on social media under the hashtag #ByeAnita.

"With no competitive Wales games until February we were talking about getting some golf organised.

Some are organised into "chains" that resemble in shape the grouping of schools you get with local authorities.

While some are organised and store all their files in carefully organised folders, many just have everything dumped on the desktop and locked on a single machine.