Sentence examples for eod from inspiring English sources
The word 'eod' is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered a formal word
It is an abbreviation that stands for "end of day" and is often used in business or military contexts to refer to the end of a working day or a deadline. Example: Please submit your report to me by EOD tomorrow so I can review it before our meeting.
"Any TV critic who believes Buffy or 24 to be superior to EOD or I, Claudius should have their televisions forcibly removed," declared only1NBS.
Engineer Ordnance Disposal (EOD) experts disable or destroy IEDs through a variety of means, including the use of robotic ground vehicles and explosives.
The word elite is overused in praise of many military units, but it appears justified when referring to the high-threat operators of 11 EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) k Regiment, Royal Logistics Corps – the men and women who make the "long and lonely" walk to dismantle bombs.
"The tempo was so high we were not able to provide the high- threat operators but we recognised the capability gap," admits Major Karl Frankland, second-in-command of 11 EOD.
Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) specialist officers carried out a small controlled explosion and also recovered "what appears to be a firearm" which was removed for forensic examination.
While Scotland Yard's SO15 counter-terrorist command team, largely made up of former 11 EOD soldiers, will be responsible for the Games in London, it will fall to this regiment to protect sites outside the capital.
Yet 11 EOD fiercely defends the need to take what might to others appear a more dangerous step.
Adler is an ordnance-removal expert who works for EOD Technology, a firm based in Knoxville, Tennessee, which the Pentagon hired to help clean up the Iraqi oil fields.
There were suicide bombings, desert ambushes, aviation disasters and self-inflicted wounds, as when a Ugandan guard working for EOD Technology, an American company, shot and killed his South African supervisor and then himself in 2008 after being terminated, a report said.
Some Afghans hired by EOD Technology, which was awarded a United States Army contract to provide security at a training center for Afghan police officers in Adraskan, near Shindand, were also providing information to Iran, the report asserted.
Nonetheless, Mr. Coberly said the job ahead for the four contractors -- the Parsons Corporation, Tetra Tech FW Inc., USA Environmental Inc., and EOD Technologies Inc. -- was "a task of huge magnitude".
