Sentence examples for some sort of organization from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santorum suggested on the call that he was putting together some sort of organization to keep alive the conservative ideas and values that he put forth during the campaign, but he was vague.

So imagine how difficult it is to get some sort of organization up and running think of the paperwork!—and multiply that by 50.

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No club is for losers, geeks, or freaks, because everyone is in some sort of organization!

But if you're asking if we ever see some sort of organized authority organization -- be it the police or a military unit - dramatically walking in slow motion, yes, that's in there.

In politics, that means forming some sort of grassroots organization or political action committee (PAC).

Niveen reached out to other mothers whose children had become wards of the state, hoping to create some sort of advocacy organization.

"You" goes to a university and falls in with some sort of political organization that in exchange for membership offers him "a monthly cash stipend, food and clothing, and a bed".

Some sort of national organization focused on shale gas should also be formed, the report says.

I've had people who would talk about their "client," and I assume that at least one of them were representing some sort of milk organization.

The fact that WM representations involve neurons (either parietal or MTL) that have some sort of topographical organization of space (not exclusively retinotopic; Pertzov, Avidan, & Zohary, 2011), as well as a role in binding processes, would be in agreement with the prominent role of location in WM that we have found here.