Sentence examples for became the operations from inspiring English sources

She quickly got a training position at a campus of Monash University near Melbourne, while he became the operations manager for Melbourne's International Jazz Festival.

James grew up in rural Long Island and took up hockey at 13, when his father became the operations manager at the Long Island Arena.

8 The various modifications of the technique of Bentall and De Bono, with complete replacement of the aortic root, became the operation of choice starting in the early 1970s.

In two weeks, he is to become the operations officer for an attack helicopter battalion at Fort Campbell, Ky.

Eventually, he shed his outsider's position and joined the demonstrators, quickly rising to become the operations director and press spokesman for the Capital Alliance to Protect Law and Patriotism, an ad hoc group that coordinated the protests.

As a consequence the replacement of this joint in this group of patients has become the operation of choice, with long term benefits reported over many years.

The best conversation I had was with Erica Frazier, she became the AIJ operations director.

During the outbreak, the EMS Healthcare Divisional Operations Centre became the emergency operations center for Toronto EMS.

Later, when Rodriguez became the director of operations — that is, of covert operations — Haspel became his chief of staff.

In 1932, the company built a second factory, in Jersey City, which quickly became the center of operations.

In 1807 Arbroath became the base of operations for the building of the Bell Rock Lighthouse.