Sentence examples for two organized from inspiring English sources

In 2005, with help from arts-related organizations in England and Finland, the two organized their first complaints choir, in Birmingham, England.

The two organized the video project, which they estimate will be seen by over two million people.

Eight years later, the two organized a so-called rebel festival in Newport, R.I., to protest the Newport Jazz Festival's treatment of performers.

The event is the first Aspen Environmental Forum, a conclave of scientists, policy experts, industry executives, environmental campaigners and communicators (I probably left out a category or two) organized by the Aspen Institute and National Geographic Magazine.

Everyone will have to deal with it.' " A couple of years ago, Sarah Anderson, 52, a mother of two, organized a tour of the Broadway Mortuary for about 30 elementary-school children.

Windust, who was influential in an acting group at Princeton, called the Theatre Intime, was a friend of Charles Leatherbee, the head of the Harvard Dramatic Club In the spring of '28, these two organized a summer stock company composed entirely of undergraduates and called the University Players Guild.

At the core of these dramatizations of race, Williams argues, is the tension between two organizing myths.

Soon after Mr. Stern became the union's president in 1996, he named her one of the two organizing directors.

Through this process two organizing principles of sustainable enterprise are identified.

When the march began at 12 10 PM, the two organizing groups split in two.

Two organizing themes contributed to this; staff negative views of other professionals re LTOT and active patient management.