Sentence examples for which organized about from inspiring English sources

"What draws people to us is they like what we're doing," said Steve Lastoe, the founder and race director of NYCRuns, which organized about 40 races last year, none of which had more than about 1,500 entrants.

"Aldon James and his group created a mini-communist state there, with portraits and busts of him everywhere," said Ted Andrews, a member and spokesman for the dissident faction, which organized about a decade ago.

One example of a company that is capitalizing on the trend is Reed Exhibitions, a unit of Reed Elsevier, which organizes about 60 large-scale conferences in the United States each year.

And I never knew about the Jane Collective, which organized itself as an underground abortion clinic.

Worcester Art Museum in Massachusetts, which organized it.

One of the most useful resources in this area is the PFAM database [8], which organizes information about conserved domains in proteins and their biological relevance.

He is a dead-serious competitor in the thriving Westchester Darts League, which organizes matches for about 500 players in three divisional levels.

One time-tested tool is the five-paragraph order, which organizes mission-critical information about the situation, mission and execution.

The suit by Unspam Technologies, which organizes volunteers to track down information about spammers and other online rogues, was filed in United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.

"We're talking about models and frames of reference," said Paul E. Szarmach, director of the Kalamazoo-based Medieval Institute, which organizes the congress.

A role then is a sector of the total orientation system of an individual actor which is organized about expectations in relation to a particular interaction context, that is integrated with a particular set of value-standards which govern interaction with one or more alters in the appropriate complementary roles.