Sentence examples for supporters organizing from inspiring English sources

He sent a video message on Monday to his network of supporters, Organizing for America, saying the Democratic majority in Congress — and his agenda — depended on their roles in this year's midterm elections.

Now, though, bridge is going through something of a renaissance, with younger players joining the game (and swapping bridge mix for Atkins-approved snacks), supporters organizing a movement to get bridge recognized as an Olympic sport and even -- in a sure sign of its modernity -- a top player becoming embroiled in a doping scandal.

Eric Trager, an analyst at the Washington Institute, argues that young Brotherhood supporters, organizing through social media, are increasingly turning to low-level violence to protest the crackdown, which has left more than 1,000 people dead.

With interest, supporters organized by Mr. Sutton paid Mr. Pagones nearly $80,000.

Dean supporters organized meetings nationally last week through Meetup.com, drawing 55,000 people in 250 communities.

Get Local is a program that lets supporters organize local events independent of the campaign.

Instead, because your job requires you to avoid even the appearance of politicking, your supporters organize a draft.

This weekend, his supporters organized a gathering at a mostly black church on the South Side of Chicago — a sign, his advocates said, of his continuing support among blacks in this city, a powerful voting bloc.

To drive home their desire to open the Rafah crossing into Egypt, which has also been shut since Hamas took over Gaza in a short war with Fatah last June, Hamas supporters organized a protest in Rafah on Tuesday.

On Wednesday more than 50 uniformed veterans and 3,500 supporters, organized by Iraq Veterans Against the War, marched to the Pepsi Center, partly in protest of Mr. Obama's plan for a pullout that they considered too gradual.

As part of the anti-recall effort, Davis supporters organized a conference call today with Warren Christopher, the former secretary of state; Eli Broad, the billionaire developer and philanthropist; Warren Hellman, a Republican investment banker; and Art Pulaski, president of the California Labor Federation/A.F.L.-C.I.O.