Sentence examples for there organized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holmes, of Greeley, Pa., found his way to the arboretum through a board member, Lauren Pardo, of Summit; she had become familiar with his work through a downtown exhibition there organized by Summit Public Art, a volunteer group.

In April, Semir Ahmetbegovic, an assistant professor of geography at the University of Tuzla there, organized 30 students and academic colleagues to update the street grid in and around Tuzla.

The camp was a place of such intellectual ferment -- the many French scholars there organized lectures, classes and even examinations -- that the Vichy government eventually accredited it as a degree-granting institution.

Nokia took the time to fill in the topographic blanks in Belarus, a market with 10 million consumers, after map enthusiasts there organized on VK, a Russian social network that competes with Facebook, and approached Nokia with a request to map their country digitally.

After preliminary research, Dr. Sereno, a University of Chicago scientist who had previously uncovered remains of the dinosaur Nigersaurus there, organized an international team of archaeologists to investigate what had been a lakeside hunting and fishing settlement for the better part of 5,000 years, originating some 10,000 years ago.

Everything is there, organized according to your taste or what's popular that day.

Jill Robinson, the founder of Animals Asia, was there, organizing and watching.

Today, the right is out there organizing and proselytizing and signing people up for yet another grievance-hyping mass movement.

There are lots of hikers out there organizing small group trips, usually for no or low cost.

After Hamas took over Gaza, Mr. Jabari became the architect of the Hamas military there, organizing the forces into companies, battalions and brigades, Israeli experts said.

The organization is determined to frustrate your wishes, and, to this end, it's already out there organizing, propagandizing, and agitating.