Sentence examples for years of organized from inspiring English sources

The tragic deaths of the storm researchers in Oklahoma Friday were the first in the forty-one years of organized storm chasing, a testament to the care practiced by most chasers.

During a walk along the waterfront, she told Johnson that even though he had played only two years of organized basketball and had a street-ball game, he was good enough to play in college.

Alzheimer's research advocates credit the new focus to several years of organized lobbying.

Thus, in the beginning of the 20th Century, the early years of organized efforts toward Afro-Asian collaboration coincided with the same period when the lives and histories of the two giants W. E. B. Du Bois and Kwame Nkrumah started to converge.

Emulating Fuhr, Iginla played goaltender in his first two years of organized hockey before switching to the right wing.

The number of years of organized football experience was associated with the degree of brain volume loss.

But Rev. Barber and the NAACP had been steadily building connections between activist leaders and organizations over seven years of organizing.

In his early years of organizing, he had seen low-paid idealists burn out or give up, especially when it came time to raise a family.

Long years of organizing public events meant he contacted the secret police, what he called the real authority, before embarking on any enterprise.

"How do I get recognition?" he asked in a voice honed over years of organizing in the Deep South -- part Sunday sermon, part half-time pep talk.

That big-name restaurant owners are today willing to stand side by side with Ms. Jayaraman shows just how far she has come after 15 years of organizing.