How To Use Organise In A Sentence

  • We've seen how things turned out for Scotland's national football manager; matters are organised no differently in the more modest context that is Scottish shinty.
  • Before one embarks on this high flying experience, the organisers supply a crash helmet, and a safety waist belt which is securely tied with a long and strong rope to the huge multi-coloured parasail.
  • The director organised two-day hippy schools for his extras, in which they were shown news clips from 1969 and instructed in hippy speak until such antiquated terms as 'crashpad', 'dig' and 'groovy' came naturally. Latest articles - Radio Prague
  • Tournament organiser Ussher Watson will take late entries for the junior events this evening at Belfast 647934.
  • A picket was organised last week after receivers Robson Rhodes refused to withdraw redundancy notices issued to 67 staff.
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  • The organisers could alter the route if any area is deemed unsafe because of ice. Times, Sunday Times
  • Their definition of quackery is the application of treatments that have not been scientifically proven to have any effects, that are practiced by physicians as well as specialists without a MD and they organise congresses from time to time where they say things like this. The Organisation against Quackery
  • The organisers are hoping that families, schools, groups and businesses will plant thousands of sunflowers. Times, Sunday Times
  • The land forces are organised into British, Austrian and French divisions, all of which contain recreations of the original infantry, cavalry and artillery regiments that fought during the Napoleonic wars.
  • Organised self-help groups also rely on the beneficial effects of talking and discussion.
  • Whether you ride a moped or a Honda, a scooter or a vintage Hog, the organisers of the annual North Coast Children's Motorcycle Toy Run want you to join the ranks raising money for charity this weekend.
  • The Polar Race, which will last between 30 and 40 days, has been organised by two of Britain's leading modern day adventurers.
  • Parking at the event appeared well organised and there were plenty of marshals about to make sure cars were lined up properly and able to leave the ground easily at the end of the day.
  • A successful job search needs to be as well organised as any other executive task.
  • We want a minimum one-year custodial sentence-longer for repeat offenders and organised gangs.
  • Annie also joined in a singalong at her party, which staff organised to celebrate her big day.
  • When you go to a conference you can sit in a room all morning and feel like you've heard all the speeches before," says Ian Usher, e-learning co-ordinator with Buckinghamshire county council and a TeachMeet organiser. Bett 2011 | In search of leadership
  • Local tribes were reported to be trying to organise a march on the capital. Times, Sunday Times
  • We simply do not have the space for well-organised drills of vegetables that lead to a wicker gate opening out onto a woodland meadow.
  • The Sporting Trust is an independent body that organises sporting functions to raise money for cancer.
  • Last March members organised the first two-week permaculture course for sixteen intending residents and the general public.
  • The small minority of motorcycle riders that are involved in criminal activity should be able to be dealt with under existing laws against organised (or other) crime, we don't need more laws specifically targeting motorbike riders, or hysterical public discussion, about "bikie" terror. Central Midlands & Coastal Advocate
  • The demonstration's organisers read out extracts from recordings that had allegedly been made in the president's office.
  • Tournament organisers have brought forward play in the final round by one hour as they attempt to protect what should be a great spectacle from the showery weather which is forecast for later in the day.
  • We have to organise a new international working class response to the crisis of capitalist economy and society.
  • Driven by its economic crisis, it is attempting to reorganise the globe under its hegemony.
  • Their unusual protest was organised after they were banned from bringing in banners and placards. The Sun
  • It was organised by an interfaith discussion group who have been using the centre for ten years.
  • The programme would be organised till December 29 and the party activists would mob the collectorate on December 30, Ranga Rao said. Archive 2006-12-01
  • The organisers thank all who patronised the function and also everyone who donated prizes for the raffle.
  • Organisers hope the project will make it easier for people to contact their GPs on health and fitness matters.
  • Coinciding with the Action Movie Festival, AXN also organised road shows earlier this week at popular hang-outs all over the city in yet another attempt to connect to its audiences.
  • Does a disorganised clothing industry with little commercial interest in quality simply reflect our own limited needs and aspirations?
  • It is something that is created and recreated every day through initiative and organised and coordinated activity.
  • A disorganised woman is asked to be maid of honour at her best friend's wedding. The Sun
  • The project organisers also recommend kick-starting the venture by demise chartering six longline vessels under government's current fishing policy.
  • Even gents' public toilets are organised so that conversation need not be interrupted by the proceedings; piddling in company seems an integral part of the male bonding experience.
  • He was approached by the organisers to lend support to a benefit concert.
  • This in turn reflects aspects of the way their society was organised. BRITAIN BC: Life In Britain and Ireland before the Romans
  • Since the late 1990s event organisers have attempted to cash in on the pink economy.
  • Twelve political parties and three coalitions are fielding candidates in the election, organised just six months after a bloodless coup toppled the president.
  • I want to organise a Det trip and we really should get razzled together! Army Rumour Service
  • The organisers would appreciate any donations of knitting wool, patterns, knitting needles, crochet hooks or any old material.
  • The collections themselves will be organised thematically, beginning with the physical environment of the Nile valley and the surrounding desert and oases.
  • It has its own equestrian centre and organises day-long treks for more advanced riders. Times, Sunday Times
  • Miss World organisers could not immediately explain the no-shows, saying only that they hoped the others would arrive before the pageant finale on December 7.
  • A total of eight Orkney chairs featured in the sale catalogue, and exceeded their estimates, according to Bonham organisers.
  • They included counterterror meeting minutes, details of organised crime and information on a high-profile investigation. The Sun
  • I am not planning to start my own party but I am looking to organise all coloureds in this province under the auspices of the ANC.
  • The organisers reserve the right to change or cancel listed events if weather is too bad.
  • From 1953 he was assistant to the managing editor, serving as media organiser for the Perth Commonwealth Games and for early tours to the promising mineral regions of the north-west.
  • Marketing itself tends to be a more specialist operation organised through trading companies who act as agents for manufacturers.
  • In the centre of Lanzarote, it is easily accessible if you hire a car or take an organised tour. The Sun
  • The growth of organised crime has made interference with juries an increasingly serious threat to justice. Times, Sunday Times
  • Many different forms of student protest have already been organised.
  • They'd organised some skody sausage sizzle.
  • The trust gets together every year to organise commemorative ceremonies and to give away an award in the name of the actor.
  • Barrie Unsworth, a Labor Council organiser in 1974 and later NSW Premier, was a key mover behind the establishment of the gym.
  • Will his friends organise marches and motorcades to try to influence the Court of Appeal?
  • Other problems included a shortage of learning materials, disorganised teachers and the financial incapacity of students from rural areas.
  • His emotional plea moved the students to organise a special blood-giving day at the beginning of the college year.
  • Surely, the organisers who knew well in advance that there was a tie for the Miss personality and a Viewers Choice Winner should have prepared themselves better.
  • Staff have organised two trolley loads of perishable food for the hospice and Santa will be picking up the presents.
  • Fusser said exhibitions in Hong Kong are professionally organised and efficient, with sophisticated logistics.
  • I heard of the clubs and the socialist Sunday schools that organised picnics in the country and study groups.
  • Organisers hope a celebrity guest will be present for the day, which was a huge success last year.
  • Organiser Ray Collins is hoping the amazing run of fine weather doesn't come to an end - even if a spot of rain would get the fish biting.
  • The writer's body finds itself dismantled, brutalised, shook up, helpless, useless puppet, prey to disorganised ideas.
  • The union organised a month-long picket.
  • Unions needed to improve recruitment strategies in order to organise workers in sectors such as the non-traditional sector as well as also rendering an effective service.
  • Apparently, other residents told the newspaper that Hamas gunmen had used medical facilities to organise and co-ordinate attacks. Jenin II
  • All conkers and strings are supplied by the competition organisers.
  • The protest was organised to highlight concerns at the planned introduction of flotels to house asylum-seekers recently arrived in the country.
  • Organisers estimated more than 130,000 people visited Peel Park to hear dozens of free shows and sample the renowned mela food, ranging from pakoras and chana to chocolate crêpes and candyfloss.
  • It is possible to organise some blitz tournaments (for fun) as well.
  • The organiser has tools in it for simple image editing, as well as organising.
  • Conflict has simplistically been blamed on stock-thieves, but police have also been accused of taking sies, and Mhlaba has alleged organised crime and politics also fueled the conflict. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • Reproduced are paintings, which won the top prizes in a contest organised by a Malayalam daily.
  • In the face of repressive regimes, the peasantry have shown a capacity and willingness to organise and mobilise.
  • Several centres organise classes and recruit their own part-time teachers.
  • Having a social evening as a foursome is fine, but it's probably better to organise something at home.
  • Gardeners are almost always information junkies, and now, while it's wet, and there's little to do outside, it's the perfect time to kick back, mellow out and finally organise all this horticultural hoarding.
  • The developer met with residents at a meeting organised by the development committee.
  • Teas will be served during the afternoon and the organisers will welcome donations of food, cakes, and savouries.
  • The women who organised the first Ladyfest, who are also playing at the Glasgow event, are blown away by these three lassies from Glasgow who came all that way and had such an amazing experience that they've organised one of their own.
  • But times change and in any case there's that joke called the Human Rights Commission, who couldn't organise a piss-up at the Dog and Duck, but who think you should let any Tom, Dick or Hari join your party even if they're the wrong fahking colour, and you can't be arsed with the hassle, you really can't. Christina Patterson: What we can learn from the Sikh in the BNP
  • That is why Labour is going to introduce ID cards to boost our efforts in tackling the organised criminal gangs who traffic illegal immigrants, drugs and money into our communities.
  • Groups will also need to organise themselves and delegate different tasks in order to produce their newspaper by a strict deadline.
  • The Motorsport Industry Association has also organised the event, where a variety of road, rally and drag cars are being displayed.
  • Currently fish drying is carried out in the unorganised sector by women in rural areas who work for local agents on piece rates or on daily wages.
  • In the epigrammatical words of its organisers, the scheme is seeking 'little ideas with big impact'. Times, Sunday Times
  • Organised by the Energy Research Centre, the conference comes just as Britain reopens the debate of whether to expand Britain's nuclear power capacity.
  • There's a new indoor heated saltwater pool, and the hotel can organise coasteering expeditions. Times, Sunday Times
  • However, focusing on having an organised, clean, tidy, welcoming, peaceful home with feminine touches is something I can do to comfort my husband and myself without any expenditure. Peace in the Storm
  • The awards ceremony is organised and presented by members of staff. Times, Sunday Times
  • The company organised a scheme for the delivery of concrete through owner-drivers who were paid a fixed mileage rate.
  • White-collar crime appeared to be a normal and accepted part of business practice, being both very costly and highly organised.
  • Organisers are promising a magical weekend of ice sculptures and outdoor entertainment, ironically with a sprinkling of snow guaranteed. The Sun
  • Buyers can download his latest novel to read on a computer, personal organiser or electronic book.
  • They will take part in activities like memory games, personality development modules and even stage a Shakespeare play on the valedictory function on Saturday, the organisers said.
  • If we say that science is organised knowledge, we are met by the truth that all knowledge is organised in a greater or less degree -- that the commonest actions of the household and the field presuppose facts colligated, inferences drawn, results expected; and that the general success of these actions proves the data by which they were guided to have been correctly put together. Essays on Education and Kindred Subjects Everyman's Library
  • This hardly seems the ideal time to reorganise certain already tricky arrangements. Times, Sunday Times
  • A karaoke night was organised but there were a few technical difficulties on the night.
  • precisian" zealots held, by the governor-general's permission and under his protection, a synod at Dort, June, 1586, and endeavoured to organise the Reformed Church in accordance with their strict principles of exclusiveness. History of Holland
  • Turning Wheels organised two blockades at the Marianhill toll plaza on the N3 near Durban last month to highlight what it called lorry drivers 'exploitation and unfair working conditions. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • Event organiser, Dean Carson, expects Murwillumbah to be strong contenders once again.
  • A tiger hunt was something Indian kings organised to honour their imperial guests, a colonial equivalent of a banquet.
  • It has its own equestrian centre and organises day-long treks for more advanced riders. Times, Sunday Times
  • Or, as some like to think of it, organised scabbing. The 'big society' is collapsing under its inherent absurdity | Catherine Bennett
  • The annual shopping gala looked set to be cut to three days this year with the organisers blaming a lack of cash and interest.
  • We sauntered out of the house, feeling fairly smug as we'd got organised quite quickly for a change.
  • Treating terrorism like organised crime, investigators used informants, turncoat terrorists, telephone bugs and confessions to build the case.
  • The Minority Movement, organised by the infant Communist Party of Great Britain, sought to organise militants in trade unions.
  • Parking in Devizes is inadequate, badly organised and is driving people to other towns where parking is free and easier to find.
  • Organisers of the festival say they are now considering legal action to recover the group's fee and the singer's manager has responded with claims that she was assaulted by one of the festival organisers.
  • The lightweight roof will provide extra insulation and reduce condensation, organisers said. Times, Sunday Times
  • Parents were meeting at a local mosque last night to organise a protest. The Sun
  • Then they gave me a precise prescription for how to reorganise the company into two units, with a president heading each. Times, Sunday Times
  • Organisers are hoping for more blistering heat to draw in the crowds.
  • I help keep her organised but sometimes she has a stylist and an entourage of make-up people to do that. Times, Sunday Times
  • The Party has ruthlessly crushed any sign of organised opposition.
  • The way this raid was organised, the commando landing, and street battles make this a classic of fighting raids.
  • They offered to help and they organised the wake after the funeral.
  • The organisers have designed a very unique package for the exhibitors.
  • Any local band can apply to play a set on stage, but organisers are warning acts that obscene lyrics and lewd behaviour are out of the question.
  • By the late 1980s and early 1990s the bailes had ceased being dances and become venues for organised gang warfare.
  • The ballot is taking time to organise , concedes a GMB spokesman.
  • The proposal came at a meeting organised by the National Consumer's Council, a representative body established by statute in 1975.
  • The popularity of organised tours visiting the Balearics and the interest of the locals has encouraged the club to expand.
  • Adorno argues that the belief that true thinking may simply be equated with correct predicative thinking both reflects and enables the imperative to a universal exchangeability of objects within organised economic life.
  • The browser allows users to group the people they follow on Twitter and more easily organise the messages they receive. Times, Sunday Times
  • We are too disorganised to have any seating plans. Times, Sunday Times
  • But Desmond is what you call finely organised; and you can't handle a violin as you would Captain Desmond, V.C.
  • Every separate individual can use different wordings and techniques (as long as you work alone) but you must consistently use them throughout to organise your folders and files on your PC and on your server.
  • In any event, even grass-roots support in the party tends to be generated and organised along factional more than local lines.
  • We did some organised activities such as bungee jumping and whitewater rafting. Times, Sunday Times
  • In modern society the ability to communicate, organise and protest is enshrined through laws and constitutions.
  • Some areas are quarantining returning migrants, while teams are being organised to bring in crops so that workers don't have to return to help with the harvest, they said.
  • A collection is being organised for the victims of the Pakistani Earthquake and the requirements are blankets, duvets, sleeping bags and tents.
  • Aware of this still unrealised potential, the government is working to break any possibility of organised labour using a divisive pay structure.
  • The fireworks party was organised by all of Ben and Sarah's neighbours in a small communal garden at the back of the crescent of houses where they live.
  • The institute also organises football tournaments at the school, college and corporate levels.
  • The next big fund-raiser being organised by the Order themselves is a Race Night in the Ark Bar on November 22.
  • The Olympics ticket resale website was down for a second day yesterday as organisers admitted they did not know when it would be working again. Times, Sunday Times
  • This j’ouvert is a relatively recent addition to the Notting Hill Carnival, organised by CD Jam, a small collective of Carnival performers. August « 2008 « Squares of Wheat
  • He likes to be organised - ‘the boys tease me about it, but it helps’ - and his peg is a picture of neatness next to Ricky Ponting's pigsty in the dressing room.
  • Although the competition is four years away, already a steering committee has been set up to coordinate with the event organisers at a local level.
  • The real problem was the fact that no intelligent debate on organised crime had taken place, he said.
  • As the decade wore on, organised employment increased marginally, peaking in 1997.
  • I would impose restrictions on those suspected of being involved in organised crime.
  • Organised in conjunction with Soho House in Birmingham, where Boulton lived and had his factory, this conference explores themes such as Boulton's career, his work in ormolu and silver, and the role of his factory.
  • He said the firm tried to organise two different types of events every year for its staff and this time wanted to make an extra special effort.
  • This reflects the hard work of many voluntary organisers and collectors who raised most of this money.
  • Summit organisers had hoped to produce three global conventions for signature in Rio, but these were blocked.
  • The annual competition is organised by the city administration and aimed at improving skills and boosting the profile of sports among the city's youth.
  • ‘I try to make the classes as fun as possible to show them that ironing isn't just a chore,’ says organiser Brigitte Smith.
  • A source close to the royal family said the palace made discreet checks on potential guests and ensured that organisers made charitable gifts. Times, Sunday Times
  • Use spidergrams to organise your English vocabulary into different subjects.
  • The only glimmer of hope for these wretched people is the emergence of organised resistance to the present policies.
  • The plans and tactics are expressed, inter alia, in labour legislation, corporate policy, organised labour stratagems and day-to-day executive decisions.
  • We would argue that a close review of leading gangsters and organised-crime figures would reveal quite a degree of ethnic diversity.
  • Hunters, in organised groups of three to four people, will be allowed to shoot mouflons, wild boars, roes, red deer and fallow deer at Christmas.
  • Children were pepped up so much that they organised a valedictory function on their own.
  • The sketch show format inevitably feels a little disjointed, while satirical targets such as birth control and organised religion now look pretty tame. Times, Sunday Times
  • Given the vote for the first time, a party called the Independent Erotic Initiative is elected in, and they organise a striptease in the local town.
  • Perhaps some lessons in protocol, diplomacy, and good relations with the electorate can be organised for the PM.
  • Approximately half had organised or helped with playgroups and a similar number had previously worked as welfare assistants.
  • You can be strong and organised with money and make wise plans. The Sun
  • In the first-half, it was hardly a see-saw, ding-dong cup battle - City's excellently organised defence and master-plan saw to that - but it was intriguing all the same.
  • The workers were guests of the firm who organised a visit to the illuminations in acknowledgment of their hard work during the year and to mark the coronation.
  • It was owned by a property developer who preferred to organise build packages rather than see projects through to completion.
  • The prisoners organised orchestral concerts and operas and she sang in them, writing to her sons to send her music. Times, Sunday Times
  • Organisers are also looking for community organisations to run antiquated fair games such a quoits and bob-the-apple to add to the atmosphere of the day.
  • Researchers such as Superti-Furga are taking a taking a 'proteomics' approach to understanding precisely how certain proteins that are key drug targets organise themselves in the cell, and how they make complex interactions with often dozens of other proteins. Medlogs - Recent stories
  • Her own life is organised with meticulous care. Times, Sunday Times
  • The Aqua Dome first opened its doors on May 10, 1994 and to make this milestone staff and management have organised three days of fun and frolics for the young and young at heart.
  • To play somebody who has a kid and is quite chaotic and disorganised really appealed to me.
  • An exhibition of geological data and samples organised at the Museum auditorium has turned out to be a big draw for school children in the city.
  • The enormous crowds delighted show organisers who had feared they may have deserted the event after last year's cancellation.
  • Approximately half had organised or helped with playgroups and a similar number had previously worked as welfare assistants.
  • Dennis and Erdos think that the fear is well justified by a thousand cumulative trends, beginning with the habitual incivility of teenagers from broken homes and ending with serious and organised crime.
  • The pilot scheme involves cars which are not insured being removed from the road while the drivers are given a period of grace usually seven days in which to organise insurance and recover their vehicles.
  • The organisers also honoured individual donors who had donated blood more than ten times.
  • If people must have fireworks then they should only be for properly organised displays.
  • A real decline in inflation would depend in the moderation of wage demands by ‘organised groups of workers’, indicated Government sources.
  • The teacher placement organiser has a varied role within the partnership.
  • There was no nationwide obligation imposed on organisers to warn the police in advance that such a march was to take place.
  • It claimed that the incident had compromised sensitive information on organised crime and drug trafficking. Times, Sunday Times
  • The organisers, Chalachitra Film Society, which have their fingers on the pulse of movie buffs hereabouts, seem to have come up with a combination of ‘heavy’ and ‘heady’ fare.
  • Patients should organise someone to launder their nightwear and bring in fresh supplies of nightclothes and toiletries.
  • Or maybe she was sucked into a maelstrom of organised crime, from which only he could extricate her.
  • They were organised in midfield and resolute in defence. Times, Sunday Times
  • Sarah Gaventa, who organises the V&A's annual fête, says it is thanks to these artists that many British industries still exist.
  • Firstly, we do need to have a thorough and properly organised constitutional review.
  • Organisers expect up to 300,000 protesters to join the march.
  • It is organised as a non-profit charity with a priority placed on inclusion and education.
  • The losers in the game also won their share of goodies too from the organisers.
  • The thrillingly malign soliloquies are rapped out with sharp articulacy, crisp, controlled and highly organised. Times, Sunday Times
  • You also get the Palm suite of organiser and productivity software which you can sync with your PC or Mac via USB.
  • Unorganised sellers bring us a host of cheap goods at throwaway prices, but they don't enjoy much comfort, for their lives are one long struggle for existence, from generation to generation.

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