Sentence examples for which she organized from inspiring English sources

People are still talking and stewing over her Whitney exhibition "Black Male," which she organized in 1994.

"We had room for 150 people, and we had people sitting outside the doors," Professor Vogler said of the 2008 Chicago conference, which she organized.

She bought complete ensembles even in the wrong sizes, just to own the signature looks, which she organized in her closet by year and season.

She again lived in France from 1909 until World War I, when she returned to the United States and became active in relief work with the Lafayette Fund (which she organized), the Red Cross, and the Young Men's Christian Association.

Speaking over espresso and hot chocolate at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills last week, Ms. DuVernay, 38, who helped market studio films like "Dreamgirls" and "Invictus," described the new alliance, which she organized, as being less a business than a "call to action".

ANN TEMKIN Curator of modern and contemporary art Philadelphia Museum of Art Critics were wild about Ms. Temkin's Brancusi show in 1995, which she organized with curators from the Pompidou Center in Paris -- one of the many admirable co-curator projects she has taken on since joining the Philadelphia Museum in 1988.

Now she stays home, exhausted from the 3 ½-hour, thrice-weekly dialysis treatments around which she organizes her life.

Sandy Lowe Marrone, a vice president of the society, has an overflowing archive of 200,000 sheets dating to the 1800s in her home in Cinnaminson, N.J., which she organizes by theme and provides to collectors and movie producers.

She also established the Notations 21 Project, through which she has organized exhibitions around the world.

The two filmmakers first met last year after Ms. Seigner invited Mr. Kashyap to São Paulo for an Indian film festival showcasing his work, which she had organized.

True had spent years working on the installation, which she had organized thematically, rather than according to the usual dry chronology: "Dionysos and the Theatre," "Athletes," "Stories of the Trojan War," "Women and Children".