Sentence examples for was organizing to from inspiring English sources

Michael Slattery, the New York board's senior vice president, said its membership was organizing to oppose the proposal as written, though, he said, "We're not unsympathetic to what they're intending to do".

So competitive were the Brooklyn clubs that the Carlton (a k a Carleton) put up a headquarters in 1890 at Sixth and St. Marks Avenues in Park Slope simply because of rumors that another club was organizing to build nearby.

The State Department refused to issue passports to those delegates, or to African Americans planning to attend a Pan-African Congress that Du Bois was organizing to be held concurrently with the peace conference in Paris.

I believed there was organizing to do here at home, in our ghettos and barrios, from Mississippi to Newark [where I knocked on doors from 1964 to 1968], and I didn't believe it right or practical to send in the Marines and napalm on the one hand and Peace Corps medics and village workers on the other.

He was organizing to come to Washington and he said we will tie up the legislative process--we will bring white poor people from Appalachia, Latinos from the border states, bring poor people from the urban centers and say to our nation, "We are Americans too and we have a right to all of the wonderful bounty which God has bestowed on our great nation".

Each side was organized to attract attention.

In 1914, the Ruffle Bar Association was organized to improve the Bar.

A huge police presence was organized to contain protesters.

"Take Back the Decks" was organized to share that science.

It was organized to study Portuguese-English translation patterns.

The Global Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes GADRII) was organized to coordinate disaster research policy and activities.