Synonyms

1. organise
2. coordinate

Sentence Examples

1. She can beat the world at Tetris or organize a room to be more efficient in seconds.
2. Organize some officers and divers and meet me there as soon as possible.
3. They had soon, in this manner, placed twelve leagues between them and Vaux they were then obliged to change horses, and organize a sort of post arrangement.
4. So they had to organize a detail of volunteers, a few strong young men, to carry Bernard and his wheelchair up to the street level.
5. The chief of staff called me last night and asked if I could stop in today to help organize.
6. He wanted to get the small farmers to organize into associations or cooperatives with centralized milk collection centers to reduce costs and allow the producers to economically collect their milk.
7. We are being paid by persons unknown to organize and execute a massive covert operation designed to destroy computer rooms, files, and evidence.
8. He also felt that the larger challenge would be to organize the local dairy farmers to provide a reliable, continuous supply of milk that the producers could access.
9. The men barked orders and began to organize groups, each containing a few hundred soldiers.
10. How then can this reporter, though he remains dedicated to the ideal of peace and brotherhood, condemn the desire of a certain element of the darker community in their efforts to organize and prepare for battle, as the enemy has organized into a fraternity of demonic principles and blatant symbolism that flaunts those principles?