Sentence examples for deploy one of from inspiring English sources

But they would retain the capacity to deploy one of the Trident boats in an emergency.

He would then deploy one of his so-called remedies to draw the poison, thus apparently saving his confrere's life.

Each student will be asked to deploy one of the introduced simulation-based models in the design or optimization of a series of design candidates.

The £18.7m project – of which £13.2m comes from the UK taxpayer – is based at the electricity sub station serving Leighton Buzzard, and will deploy one of the biggest batteries ever constructed, using lithium manganese technology.

You could also deploy one of those specialised lemon zesters with a row of little holes at the end that remove the zest in long ribbons, though they are really only worth using if you want the zest as decoration, because the strips are too thick and long to combine nicely into a mixture.

It's encouraging that the bottom-six forwards corps, uninspiring for most of the season, has been leading the way for puck possession, what Reirden calls "grind shifts" because they tire the other team and allow the Capitals to deploy one of their top two lines against a fatigued unit.

Deploying one of the world's finest forwards wide on the right, seemingly to supply crosses to 21-year-old Eric Choupo-Moting, was denounced as perverse by the Cameroonian public, and Eto'o himself issued a veiled warning to the manager on television after the game.

This February, Children's Health Fund responded immediately to the health crisis of lead contamination in Flint's water by deploying one of its mobile medical clinics to provide urgent on-the-ground health care services to children in the area.

SHL deployed one of its giant crane ships, the Stanislav Yudin, to work on the project a few miles from the Scottish coast.

Coincidentally, after only about a week of being in Bimini, Tropical Storm Ernesto was set to hit the islands (cue the Sharknado theme tune) and we were forced to evacuate back to Florida, but not before I had excitedly deployed one of my data storage tags (recording time, depth and temperature) on a shark!

"That's a linguistic filler," Jurafsky said, deploying one of the terms from his book.