Sentence examples for became operations from inspiring English sources

Mr. West, who became operations chief in January, was also named president effective immediately.

Under the arches was displayed the number of hamburgers served, eventually reckoned in billions.When Mr Turner became operations manager, in 1958, he had charge of just 34 restaurants.

Since arriving from Newcastle Falcons in 2006 as director of elite rugby he became operations director and then professional rugby director, eventually outlasting four England head coaches.

Cecil Suwal, now 23, a graduate of an elite New Jersey prep school, became operations manager for the service in 2004, the authorities say.

"Salaries are cheap if you can keep the place running," said Paul W. Rubin, who became operations manager at Indian Point 2 after Entergy bought it from Con Edison last Sept. 6.

Junior became operations man.

And I noticed that it was EXTREMELY slow after it became operation, however it completely subsided after 2 minutes or so.

The plans were adapted and became Operation Market Garden, involving three airborne divisions, however the coup-de-main assault plans were not carried out.

Following his exchange assignment, Olds returned to March AFB to become operations officer of the 94th Fighter Squadron of the 1st Fighter Group, flying F-86A Sabres, on November 15 , 1949

So on Sept. 1, when Operation Iraqi Freedom officially becomes Operation New Dawn, there will be fewer American boots on the ground than at any time since 2003.

"Operation Iraqi Freedom, as the US dubs it, has the potential to become Operation Iraqi Catastrophe if civilian casualties cannot be kept low".