Sentence examples for soon organized from inspiring English sources
Without a resolution soon, organized labor runs the risk of looking decidedly disorganized.
In 1890 Leland moved to Detroit, where he soon organized Leland & Faulconer Manufacturing Company to build engines for automobile makers.
Anne Hutchinson soon organized weekly meetings of Boston women to discuss recent sermons and to give expression to her own theological views.
Its performers were in great demand at the sultan's court as well as elsewhere, and they soon organized their own guild.
Dunmore (a slave owner himself) soon organized more than 300 volunteers into a unit he called the Ethiopian Regiment, whose uniforms carried the motto "Liberty to Slaves".
A plot against him was soon organized: two young grandnephews of Septimius Severus were persuaded by their mothers and especially by their grandmother, Julia Maesa, the sister of Julia Domna (who had recently died), to reach for imperial power.
Erect a Web store, and your brick and mortar distributors may soon organize a mutiny and slit your throat.
A westward-moving tropical wave increased in thunderstorm activity, soon organizing into a tropical depression on September 13.
As DJ Reza, he was soon organizing raves across the Los Angeles area, including the Halloween-themed Monster Massive and a New Year's Eve show called Encore.
In response, Javed Khan, the state's minister in charge of disaster management, said, "We are planning to soon organize an international level meeting to finalize our roadmap for preparing and countering events triggered by climate change".
Soon after, organized family visits began, the first one led by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
