Sentence examples for get to deploy from inspiring English sources

"I get to deploy him to these different, weird parts of the country.

On only one occasion did he get to deploy his talent for writing hip-hop lyrics, when his father asked him to ghostwrite a robocall that the rapper Fat Joe was expected to make for Mr. Ferrer's 2005 mayoral campaign.

I get to deploy a SharePoint server today!" Instead, I only hear people complaining about it.

Two of the $5 million will go toward a Principal Innovation Fund where school administrators will get to deploy the money in the way they see fit without any strings attached.

And as this announcement of forthcoming scaffolding propagates around the internet, I am sensing one of those disturbances in the Force, as pundits and reporters start to fixate on the image of a cracked Capitol and wonder how soon they'll get to deploy this cliche in making their too-obvious points about "This Town's" dysfunction.

Eclipse Ventures partner Seth Winterroth, who invested in 6RS's $6 million seed round, said now that the robots are on the market, "I expect 6RS will integrate systems on site with customers, and have those customers experience substantial increases in efficiency from a throughput perspective, then get ready to deploy them in larger volumes".

Two 50-strong platoons of specially trained Marines, from Rota, Spain, were ordered to get ready to deploy, too.

For the past two years, it has been trying to get permission to deploy low-frequency active sonar (LFAS), a system designed to hunt for very quiet submarines.

Around 6 30 p.m., oral instructions were given for the units to get ready to deploy and formal deployment orders were issued after 8 30 p.m.

Curiosity's protective capsule entered the top of the atmosphere moving at Mach 24 (24 times the speed of sound), and took 3.5 minutes to slow to Mach 2 and get ready to deploy its parachute.

When I was serving in the United States Army, sleep was one of the first things to go as I got ready to deploy to Iraq.