Sentence examples for made operation from inspiring English sources

Then I made Operation Petticoat, and there I was in the quartermaster's office, and I looked, and here came Cary.

Mr. Ellis said Amtrak had in effect scuttled the ski train by insisting on inordinate liability insurance levels that made operation unviable.

The Italian company also made "Operation: Pedopriest," inspired by news reports of alleged cover-ups of sexual abuse by priests, and most recently "Unmanned," about a soldier who remotely drops bombs on enemy zones.

The identification of German missile sites by the PRU made Operation Crossbow possible in 1944.

However, the manoeuvre made operation of both lines more difficult, and the practice was abandoned after the initial trial period.

The huge coal-fired power station whose chimneys overlook the fort is being dismantled — in part because EU environmental restrictions made operation too expensive.

March Rob Andrew, who had been elite rugby director, is made operations director, and Steve Grainger development director.

Keeping all of these functions under one roof lowered transaction costs and made operations more efficient.

At the factory level, business level, and micro-economic level, the manager made operations more "efficient".

The spacecraft had also suffered thruster leaks and battery and equipment failures that made operations exceptionally challenging.

Drilling multiple wells from a single pad, up to six at a time, has made operations cheaper.