organise

IPA: ɔrgʌnɪz

Examples of "organise" in Sentences

The more we tried to 'organise' it the less it seemed to happen.
They have made a commonplace of the word "organise"; the alien word is "vitalise."
If I ever get round to buying my first home, that's the first room I want to 'organise'.
They had some tea and buttered scones in a cheaper cafe, where Nellie tried to "organise" another waitress.
However, I haven't bothered with some of the more squirrely stuff like "organise" or the double-L vs single-L words.
When I saw the word "organise" in the description, I knew the creator was British because he used "s" instead of "z" we Americans write "organize".
"A stronger and clearer framework governing employer rights in workplaces or industries which unions wish to 'organise' is required to prevent unproductive demarcation disputes."
To this day, the library continues to lend books in English, organise educational activities such as story-telling and children's plays, and offer a place where artists can display their works.
That particular imbroglio brings speedily to mind the words 'organise', 'piss up' and 'brewery' so the idea of a post-Independence Scotland having the ability to organise a Navy is just a 'fall about laughing' matter.