Sentence examples for someone organizes from inspiring English sources

Until someone organizes that, however (Robert De Niro), I couldn't resist this invitation: "Wally Shawn reads from his 'Essays' and discusses human nature with a communist" at a benefit for Revolution Books, at the Friends Meeting House on East Fifteenth Street.

"It was about time that someone organized something like this.

We don't feel as though there is someone organizing all this".

Someone organized a row of chairs for patients whose blood sugar was too high for hydration alone; they received I.V. fluids and a rescuing shot of insulin.

Has someone organized a campaign to help us discover which products are Chilean?

But it's unrealistic to expect that someone organizing a peace march focused on ending the Cold War on the Korean peninsula and facilitating Korean reunification to denounce the human rights record of one side.

You could have someone with a truck available to make deliveries, or someone organizing children's activities in case a lot of overburdened parents show up.

If you are incapable of such organization, hire someone to organize for you or find an organized friend to volunteer.

Not that Ms. Reising wants to be known merely as someone who organizes sweaty promotional gatherings.

As someone who organizes and participates in several protests each year, I can attest to the fact that they are often unpleasant and unglamorous.

In a jazz-lounge voice, he said, "I'm an impresario, so I'll be doing impressions of historical figures, as well as quotes and soundbites of songs…" (I thought an impresario was someone who organizes events and had nothing to do with impressions. But I could be wrong).