Sentence examples for famous operations from inspiring English sources

In the Bakken formation that made Continental famous, operations were once spread across eight counties.

The Westons of Toronto, who control Loblaw, are prominent members of Canadian society and have expanded their family holdings globally to include famous operations like Selfridge's department store in London.

Yet it took his daughter 40 years to discover her father's role in one of D-Day's most famous operations.

September 18 may mark the second day of one of the most famous operations of World War Two, Operation Market Garden, but in 2007 it also marks the beginning of the end of the pay for content model favored by some in the main stream media.

The workings of the Mossad have been shrouded in secrecy but the new site includes some background on its origins and perhaps its most famous operation – the capture of Nazi mastermind Adolf Eichmann in the 1960s.

The movement's intellectual centre was at Racow, north of Kraków, where the Socinians founded a successful university and a famous printing operation that turned out many Socinian books and pamphlets.

No horse from the Moulton Paddocks stables that belongs to the famous racing operation will run until Sheikh Mohammed is happy that they are "completely clean".

The most famous of these operations was the covert cyberattack mounted by the United States and Israel to disable the centrifuges that Iran uses to enrich uranium at its site in Natanz.

EO, which ended in 1997, was the mother of all modern private military companies and is famous for its operations in Angola (1993 - 95) successfully fighting against Jonas Savimbi's UNITA rebel forces, and in Sierra Leone (1995 - 97) fighting against the murderous forces of the Revolutionary United Front.

But wait, there's more: he also goes to Korea where, of course, he is involved in the most famous and dramatic Marine Corps operations of that war, the Inchon landing and the fighting withdrawal from the Chosin Reservoir.

UP and down the East Coast, its elite pararescue jumpers are famous for daring lifesaving operations, including the ill-fated 1991 mission portrayed in the popular book and movie "The Perfect Storm".