Sentence examples for work organising from inspiring English sources

Most do good work, organising programmes for women about health care or child welfare.

Siwar said this week that his father was unconcerned about the latest French allegations because he was too busy with his work organising one faction of Syria's opposition.

She set to work organising the community to take on the problems, liaising with police and social services and turned the place around.

(The answer is that you get your servants to do the work, organising a feast for them as the floodwaters rise).

Hinna has also been involved herself in her parent's work, organising demonstrations in Islamabad in 2008 calling for peace in Swat.

Sophie, a British teacher of English literature at a Berlin state school who is in the process of applying for German citizenship, said: "It's quite a bit of work organising yourself for this, but the authorities are very forthcoming and friendly, and it's worth it when you think at the end of it you've got a passport to the EU.

'He had split up with his girlfriend of four or five years and he had no work organised.

After retirement she returned to London where, in her 80s, she was able to attend a substantial retrospective of her work organised at the National Film Theatre on the South Bank in 2007.

As well as this exhibition there is also a touring show of Shrigley's work organised by the British Council called Lose Your Mind, which is traveling to Chile, South Korea, and New Zealand.

The app's release as a £1.99 download on Apple's App Store comes ahead of a national and international tour for the works organised by the Arts Council Collection and British Council, starting in Sunderland this summer.

Unfolding through both the Helmhaus and Löwenbräukunst, a parallel "Historical Exhibition", curated by Francesca Gavin, is a trove of photographs, paintings, sculpture and conceptual works organised by theme, paralleling Jankowski's "collaborative ventures".