Sentence examples for book operation from inspiring English sources

Somerset Maugham, John Buchan, Ian Fleming, Graham Greene, John le Carré: all had experienced the world of espionage firsthand," Ben Macintyre writes in his new book, "Operation Mincemeat".

At a meeting of shareholders, the chief executive, Jeff Shell, said sales of its SkyMall catalog business and its electronic book operation were possible.

This is described in the book, "Operation Yao Ming: The Chinese Sports Empire, American Big Business, and the Making of an N.B.A. Superstar," written by Brook Larmer for Gotham Books in 2005.

Mr. Bowart, who left the paper in 1968, was later best known for his book "Operation Mind Control" (Dell, 1978), which argued that the United States government conducted covert psychological experiments on unwitting people.

David Carruthers, chief executive of Betonsports.com, an Internet sports book operation and casino with headquarters in Costa Rica and back-office operations in Antigua and Barbuda, said he hoped the W.T.O.

Each night, the 40 or so two-woman crews flew 8 or more missions — sometimes as many as 18. "Almost every time we had to sail through a wall of enemy fire," Nadezhda Popova, one of the first volunteers — who herself flew 852 missions — said in an interview for David Stahel's book "Operation Typhoon: Hitler's March on Moscow, October 1941," published this year.

"It certainly created havoc," said Jay Kornegay, the vice president of the Las Vegas Hotel & Casino's race and sports book operations.

C8 Spanish Publishing Merger The Random House publishing division of Bertelsmann and the Italian publishing company Mondadori announced plans to merge their Spanish-language book operations.

"The intellectual depth and professional quality of the journalism in our paper, on the Web and in our expanding television and book operations has no peer anywhere in the world".

Chapters Inc., which said on Friday that it would seek to consolidate its online and wholesale book operations in the face of a hostile takeover bid, has been approached by several potential suitors, the company's chief executive said.

Asked about Mr. Gottlieb's future at the firm, Mr. Wiatt issued a one-sentence statement: "William Morris is not cutting back its East Coast book operations, and Robert Gottlieb remains in place as head of our New York literary department".