Sentence examples for time organised from inspiring English sources

The last time organised labour took on the government over this issue (in 1995) the government backed down.

Caird Hall, Dundee, August 12-14 Another hugely promising festival happening north of the border, this time organised by the University of Abertay which runs some of the best video game degree courses in the UK.

Steve Lerner, one of the instigators of the 1980s Justice for Janitors campaign, which, for the first time, organised migrant cleaning workers in the US, explains how the tactic evolved.

Rumours persist that Mubarak loyalists or the generals, who ruled Egypt at the time, organised the fighting to punish the Ultras of al-Ahly.

At the time, organised international ice hockey was still relatively new.

Local government was at the time organised under the Local Government Act 1972, which had been passed during Edward Heath's Conservative administration.

Mr Nielsen expects to spend much of his time organising gallery tours for his guests.

Many of Falkland's 1,200 inhabitants spend time organising or, at least, visiting the festival.

Timberland employees spent their own vacation time organising a summer camp for 700 "left behind children".

Google Classroom quickly makes a copy of a Google document for each of your students, creates drive folders for assignments and generally saves time organising everyone (including you).

"I spend a lot of time organising shoots and relaying briefs to photographers to make sure the pictures come back looking like I want them to".