Sentence examples for sometimes organized from inspiring English sources

Among private-sector organizations, high-technology firms particularly young firms facing fierce competition—are sometimes organized as adhocracies.

Several villages or hamlets formed a tribe, and groups of tribes sometimes organized into powerful confederacies.

They lived in relatively autonomous villages; like other upland peoples in the area, they sometimes organized themselves into temporary confederations under a chief called a ramang.

At the home in Flushing, Queens, where Mr. Brick lived with his parents and sometimes organized neighborhood barbecues, friends and relatives filed in yesterday evening to offer condolences.

Many more races are in the spirit of a fun run, five kilometers or less, sometimes organized with a 50-yard "dash for cash" or a children's race.

Mr. Hancock was so proficient at it that his recitals were sometimes organized as tests of skill, with audience members giving him sealed envelopes containing suggestions of melodies for him to embellish.

The Chinese government sometimes organizes blog postings to defend its own policies.

At practice, Sundhage will sometimes organize formal shootouts or have the players do it individually at the end of regimented training.

We sometimes organize the events ourselves.

During the afternoon stretch we stop periodically at the side of the road to consume wine, cheese, cookies and meat offered by locals, who sometimes organize roadside receptions for the coach's passengers and at other times run forward with bottles of wine for Nemitz.

When I asked for specifics, he told me that they sometimes organize trash pickups in nearby parks.