Sentence examples for countless operations from inspiring English sources

If it was not for his dodgy knees, those countless operations and his cruel luck then Vaughan almost certainly would have led England to more triumphs.

Hours in the gym, sleepless nights, countless operations and thousands of pounds visiting the best physio's around the world, all so I could make it out on to the pitch.

Roughing up, detaining or killing suspected enemy fighters — as the coalition forces did in countless operations — prompted some Iraqis to take up the gun, the I.E.D. and the suicide bomb.

They carried out countless operations, with names like New Market, Sword, Hunter, Zoba, Spear, River Gate, and Iron Fist, ultimately culminating in November's Operation Steel Curtain.

He was a doctor who ensured that women carrying a fetus with fatal or catastrophic abnormalities could make the decision -- if they so chose -- to spare themselves and their families the agony of watching a newborn that could not live endure countless operations and medical procedures in futile attempts to keep it "alive".

She went to the Acid Survivor's Foundation (ASF) three days after her accident in 2000 and undertook countless operations in addition to counselling, rehabilitation sessions and court cases.

On the one hand, there have been countless police operations.

"There are countless joint operations that happen all the time with the Marine Corps and the Army, or Navy and Army," said Snelson, a slotback from Pasadena, Tex.

Countless such operations have taken place in the decade since, under the flimsiest of pretexts and with precious little accountability or transparency.

Many neuroscience experiments have indicated that the brain processes information much faster than conscious awareness can keep track of it, so that countless mental operations run, in the neuroscientist David Eagleman's phrase, "under the hood" – unseen by the conscious mind in the driving-seat.

My time at Fort Benning, from there assigned to an Infantry unit at Fort Lewis and how we flew into Kuwait, from there driving up into Iraq in 2003 to 2004, where we conducted countless combat operations for nearly a year.