Examples of 'us organise' in a sentence

Meaning of "us organise"

us organise: This phrase is used when referring to the act of coordinating or arranging things with the help of a group or team that includes oneself

How to use "us organise" in a sentence

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Let us organise your celebrations and events.
We are looking for more volunteers to help us organise the hackathon.
Let us organise your trip to the concert.
Drivers are asked to enter early in order to help us organise the event.
Let us organise the wedding here.
Taking advantage of downtime has really helped us organise maintenance procedures.
Let us organise the bicycle tour of your dreams.
The information you provide will help us organise the best forum yet.
Let us organise your event.
Thankfully, miss ene was there to help us organise and arrange for tables.
Let us organise a demonstration.
The project manager Kanboard can help us organise our time and distribute the workload.
Let us organise a tennis coach to improve your game or book a tennis holiday.
Please contact us to help us organise your unforgettable customised event.
Let us organise the accommodation for your Algarve event, for both you and your guests.

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Get involvedand help us organise events to achieve our goals.
Let us organise your project in Alfamail.
Virtual clutter organiser, Specialists will help us organise our electronic lives.
Then let us organise your trip to the Bahamas.
Let us organise all of your Algarve Event Planning.
Visit us Organise your journey.
Let us organise the reception of your dreams!
Help us organise our hotel!
Let us organise your next school excursion to Paradise!
Let us organise your trip, just enjoy your holidays!
Let us organise your stay for you, we will take care of everything!

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