Sentence examples similar to fleeting operation from inspiring English sources
We'll be able to build and use the river diversion to create land". In May 2011, RAM acquired 602 acres on the lower Mississippi River to develop its export terminal, with fleeting operations.
WITH a tiny majority and what could prove fleeting co-operation from irascible backbenchers, David Cameron is anxious to move quickly in his second term.
Mr. Lupo, who describes himself as someone who "often hides from the world," also enjoys the intimacy, albeit fleeting, of his little operation.
The court heard fleeting references to the clandestine arrest operations the SAS made in Iraq and the fact they were deployed in units of around 40 men.
International relations would look very different now if America, in the spirit of the better days of cold-war transatlantic co-operation, had seized the fleeting "we-are-all-Americans" moment after September 11th 2001.
Operation Sinbad was a "superficial and fleeting" success, and ended with British troops being driven off the streets in what was seen as an ignominious defeat by the city's militias, now more powerful and unconstrained than before.
"The nimble, flexible, core-mission-oriented enterprise the D.O. once was, is becoming just a fleeting memory," the report said, referring to the Directorate of Operations.
Rather than getting caught up in another game of Words with Friends, use these fleeting long days to take a look at your business operations.
Fleeting chances to make huge profits tempt banks to expand their trading operations too quickly.
