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91. As he took her on a guided tour of the eight-bedroomed mansion, the Prince asked her to organize the interior decoration.

92. These organize the workers into teams, get the contracts, control the funds - and generally make a packet.

93. They must gather together and organize themselves in some manner to gain mutual advantage.

94. All his attempts to organize street parties, coach outings and singalongs in the local pubs ended in abject failure.

95. This requires that we think carefully about the ways we organize schools and the daily experiences children have within them.

96. I don't want to organize a big party - it's too much hassle.

97. This government would subsequently organize free elections within nine to 12 months.

98. Richard Rice was in an office tucked away high up in the dress circle and had left Charlie to organize things.

99. On both sides of the border, companies routinely organize production, distribution and sales as if there were a single market.

100. Attempts to organize boycotts of contributions by employers of servants were apparently unsuccessful.

101. They have the right to organize and campaign like everybody else.

102. Individuals therefore interact in terms of roles. Social roles regulate and organize behaviour.

102. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.

103. I have to organize a seating plan for the dinner.

104. So if you want to organize a group meeting and include it on all the individual schedules, you can't.

105. Organize your friends, build a coalition of local groups, and call on your local station manager.

106. At the very least, they could organize to fight the oppressive way in which science gets done.

107. Competent authorities are also to organize inspections or other means of control suitable to the kind of industrial activity involved.

108. Beyond the curriculum, the staff at Fratney works to organize the entire school in ways that are consistent with its philosophy.

109. In 1911 Marinetti, the literary founder of Futurism, helped organize an exhibition of the Bragaglia brothers' photographs in Rome.

110. Have that cooking while you prepare and organize the components for the speedy stir-fry. Fortune cookies are fun for dessert.

111. The right to organize and direct the activities of others is built into the role of leader-manager.

112. You should get some one to sponsor you, and organize your own system of rewards.

113. We had hoped to organize a trip to the theatre tonight, but it didn't come off.

114. But when one begins to consciously organize knowledge and shape it into practical patterns, the psyche divides against itself.

115. School counselors can organize support systems both within and outside the school walls.

116. Naturally, I advised him to write a quick list and organize his points before he started writing.

117. They need initiative, self-discipline, and the ability to organize and direct the work of others.

118. In Brent, council leader Merle Amory had to organize an emergency meeting of the pension-fund investment panel.

119. It is much easier to regurgitate previously assembled information than to ascertain new relationships and organize original categories and assimilations.

120. Social production also makes it easier for workers to organize themselves against the capitalists.