Sentence examples for to actually organize from inspiring English sources

"Dan used to actually organize screenings of good movies," Mr. Kalan said of his "Flop House" colleague.

They weren't going to sit and wring hands or be just observers, but they were going to actually organize, to bring their skills and expertise of organizing a black community to Ferguson.

Tham says that she learned about pseudocode, and she was able to figure out how to actually organize her code.

Once that identity layer is in place, campaigns need an activity layer to actually organize people for electoral success.

If we are to actually organize, we need to listen to each other more.

That people have to actually organize and speak effectively and have a true goal...And they understand the concept of money greatly because I am constantly out of work over the last three years and we have had to change our lifestyles significantly.

It is likely that, just as with the Taliban, IS will likely expand its portfolio of criminal activities as it evolves from supplying armed muscle to other criminal organizations to actually organizing and directing them.

SAN BRUNO, CA -- While YouTube is playing a unique role in providing raw video of the unrest in the Middle East to the Web, and to many of the the world's news organizations, the giant video site doesn't actually organize or vet video.

We whine and complain that "more should be done" to celebrate our national day, but we don't actually organize a celebration, or even so much as fly a flag.

This is people who actually organize, who hold events, who hold meetings, who fundraise.

These groupings actually organize in broader associations called labels, which can encompass as many as 50 different gangs.