Sentence examples for coming operation from inspiring English sources

A coming operation, his fourth, may help, he is told.

Afghan officials called the meeting -- known as a shura -- to enlist the local leaders' support for the coming operation.

At the time, she was too focussed on the coming operation to pay much attention, but later she reflected on the occurrence.

His battalion was divided for the crossing among six LCILs, which would go in in pairs on adjacent beaches, so naturally he had much more detailed dope on the coming operation than normally would come to, say, the skipper of a landing craft, and this was to make conversations in the tiny wardroom more interesting than they otherwise would have been.

In early November, American intelligence authorities say they learned from a communications intercept of Qaeda followers in Yemen that a man named "Umar Farouk" — the first two names of the jetliner suspect, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab — had volunteered for a coming operation.

The focus had turned from being on the coming operation, to absorbing the meaning of the cancer disease and to handling the reactions connected to it.

"It is an indication of the direction of coming operations towards Raqqa.

Nonetheless, after the attack, Maxwell assured me he'd be leading his platoon on its coming operations.

President Jacques Chirac of France told his countrymen today that "our forces will take part" in coming operations "in a spirit of solidarity and responsibility".

Next came "Operation Mincemeat," in which the British used a corpse and a briefcase full of false documents to hoodwink the Nazis.

Then, in October, 1983, came Operation Urgent Fury, against the government of Grenada, which should have been relatively straightforward but instead was a mess.