“organize”造句，怎麼用organize造句

I was asked to organize the trip, but I messed it up.

He needs to marry a down-to-earth person who will organize his life for him.

Regulators are putting increasing pressure on financial institutions to detect money laundering but banks organize themselves to attract funds rather than confronting potential customers with searching questions.

" For example, in the music of the american John Cage, random throws of dice determine in what sequence the composer will organize his material."

All the funds assigned to the provinces are to be arranged and used by the people's government at the provincial level, which shall organize the relevant departments to plan and implement the development projects.

We'll organize an oratorical contest.

He was going to organize everything properly.

We need someone with lots of personality to organize the party.

Wilder was asked by the United States Army to go to Germany to help re-organize the movie industry and radio media.

Every year on June 3, the commemoration date of Lin Zexu's burning of opium stocks in Humen beach, Guangdong Province in 1839, and on June 26, the International Day Against Illicit Drug Trafficking and Abuse, local governments organize large-scale activities to publicize the dangers of narcotics.

They want to organize a consortium of labor parties.

This is because battle conditions are quite fluid, and the general on the ground must be given the maximum flexibility to organize and restructure his troops and formations depending on the battle situations.

It is the ease of obtaining food and water that determines how these potentially gregarious animals organize themselves for foraging and for mating and rearing their foals.

They planned to organize a scientific expedition.