Sentence examples for some organising from inspiring English sources

"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.

That took some organising.

It plans to handle a huge part of the costly work of running for president, including buying TV, online and radio commercials, conducting polling and even doing some organising tasks such as voter outreach in early primary states.

But a repertory season of plays in commercial theatre has to have some organising logic, to encourage customers to buy tickets across the run, which is why previous enterprises were built around the identity of directors: the Peter Hall Company and the Michael Grandage Company.

Of course this requires some organising, but even if it leads to only one new, exclusive move, our chances to win the world championship will increase significantly.

Some organised their own inspections, many brought in contractors.

Many Kikuyus were radicalised, and some organised resistance.

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

Not that it stopped him from organising some "meetings".

In Brussels, WhatsApp is used for organising some of the EU's many meetings.